Jamaicans are the proudest blacks outside of Africa to call themselves African. Many thanks to the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey.

@newdawnafrica

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I know. Such a joy to see

@CostyBaba-Aka-Sulayman

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Yes ofcourse, but again. U have to say Rasta Jamaicans are the proudest blacks to call themselves Africans without no doubt.

@tobielbon1899

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@Sulayman aka costy They are Jamaicans.

@CostyBaba-Aka-Sulayman

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@@tobielbon1899 Rastas in Jamaica push this consciousness more than anyone else. Some Jamaicans don't wanna associate themselves as Africans and matter of facts, they will even say they Jewish from Israel SMH the Israelites. So no, not all Jamaicans want Africa or have anything to do with Africa. Is just like some African American in America, they DNT wanna be call Africans, they hate Africa and Africans and DNT want to associate anything about Africa. I am speaking out of experience, I worked in Jamaica reggae music for 20yrs with big producers, djs and artist and New York plus California and travel with artist and DJs in many states in America. I know what am saying. Rasta Jamaicans push Africa consciousness to a more higher and prouder level than any blacks in the diaspora apart from Africans who are born in Africa.

@mariocruisin7678

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😂🤣😂

Jamaicans we know our history as we are taught it from an early age. There are also museums that have preserved the history. So we know we are from West Africa

@Me-xoxoz

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❤❤❤

@napoleonaddo9365

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Not just west African but ghana

Wow!! 37years at home!!!! JAMAICANS/AFRICANS are all our brothers and sisters....we love you all till death.(ONE LOVE FROM YOUR OWN GHANAIANS BLOOD)

@newdawnafrica

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They are Ghanaians. They've been here for too long

@comahsamuel3969

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@@newdawnafrica they were already Ghanaians before they move from Jamaica or England to Ghana. The black people are Africans and a lot of Jamaicans are Ghanaians. We are one family.

@harrellisrael1204

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we love you more my family

@kennethmcintosh9606

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Blessings and love family

Heaven on Earth: Rare to find these days. Ghana MUST be a beautiful place.👍 I'm a Jamaican living in America. I'm looking for a place to call home. I'd like to come visit soon and see & experience. I am NOT staying in USA. Nope.

This guy reminds of when I was growing up, all the places he mentions was a bush. You can literally buy a land at that time for $200 dollars . The people in Ghana don’t see Ghana the same way as this person expresses. Right behind them, the is a church-going on. That is Ghana for you, Ghana, for the most part, is peaceful, if you are not a troublemaker you can live in Ghana as long as you want to. He is a Ghanaian, I don't care what anybody says he is one of our own.

If he’s lived in Ghana that long, he’s Ghanaian. Happy for him. One love 🇯🇲

Good day Brethren I am a Jamaican living in the USA I want to come home to the mother land very soon

That's why I moved to Gambia. Where my Ancestors called me to come back to. Even though my biological father is Nigerian and igbo. Once you're in the Motherland you are back home period!

@newdawnafrica

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Oh my goodness. That's wonderful to hear

@scottjohnson5307

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Lovely soon come

@CostyBaba-Aka-Sulayman

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One love. Gambia love u too.

@cocobutterchin6768

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I am a Nigerian Yoruba But I Am Thinking About Gambia After My Retirement From USA 🇺🇸 So Peaceful In Gambia

@biggasmelly

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@Carlo Many thanks Carlo. Yes Sir, I know that. As my good Gambian friend called Binta once said to me when I first came there. She said "We are all the same people, as they took the would be slaves from all over West Africa, mixed them up and then despatched them far and wide".

Here in Ghana, Ghanaians Love Jamaicans. U see them with the Jamaican Flag in their cars, on the passenger vans. Jamaicans Love Y'all, too.

@newdawnafrica

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That is very true. Ghanaians know how to love

@joanchambers3861

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Yes 👍I Will say the same thing Ghanaian s are a very warm and loving people I hope to come home to my mother land one ☝day soon i hope and pray,lot's of love 💘to you all from Jamaica

@edwardsewell8366

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Well not only that the single black star on Ghana's flag was taken from Marcus Garvey Black star line,(1919) as a symbol of back to Africa movements. I think Ghana's first president Kwame Nkrumah asked for it to be there as he was a staunch supporter of Marcus Garvey. So Jamaica and Ghana has a longtime relationship from Slavery days, colonial days until present day. Back in the late 70's we were only told that 71% of the population has Ghana ancestry. It was always Ghana we learned mostly about back then, knowledge has increased and we now know that we are decendants of all the west African countries mainly the former british colonies ; but I think most Jamaicans see themselves as ghananians decendants.

@kamalafroseventy

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@@joanchambers3861 Nuff Respect family One love ❤️ 💛 💚 One people Peace ✌🏿 to the world 🌍

@kamalafroseventy

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Nuff Respect family One love ❤️ 💛 💚 One people Peace ✌🏿 to the world 🌍

When I visited Ghana in 1997, it felt like I was home with my brothers and sisters. Other than the language that I didn't speak, there seemed to be no difference between Ghanaians and Jamaicans. I was particularly drawn to the country and didn't want to return to the Western world. Blessed love, Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤️ 🇯🇲 🇨🇦

@newdawnafrica

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aaaawww that's very heartwarming to hear

@GiftyBentum-db4is

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Please 🙏 come to cape coast 🇬🇭 is a peaceful place

This motivates me more to move to Ghana 🇬🇭🇯🇲

@LegassiGardensTV

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Don’t wait! Just come 🇬🇭💫

@gennisparry4352

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Please do.

@KimberlyApplesInc

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@@LegassiGardensTV I will I will🤗

@KimberlyApplesInc

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@@gennisparry4352 yes indeed🤗

@ChancelynStewart

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Likewise....was praying this morning...would love to visit first... then make a decision.....❤ watching from JAMAICA 🇯🇲

I had the privilege of staying at a guest house operated by Nana Kwame and his wife in Accra. They were wonderful hosts and treated my family like we were family. They provided us with traditional fresh vegan meals and arranged field trips. Coming from the US it was a real spiritual experience.

@GiftyBentum-db4is

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Please 🙏 come and stay here in cape coast 🇬🇭 is a peaceful place

Wow 37 years these brothers were a part of the first wave such an inspiration and eye opener for me

Watching from jamaica 🇯🇲

@newdawnafrica

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One love

brother's and sisters in Jamaica and Caribbeans. u guys are 100% welcome to ur own land. ghana 🇬🇭 and all African countries urwelcom.believed mi bro.jah love rastafari.

Yes I will love and die in Ghana home of my ancestors, long live Pan Africanism!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@newdawnafrica

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wonderful

@booblam6919

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Never say you will die

Listen to the birds in the background must be heaven😊

@jeffreykofikarikari4334

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Soo there will be no birds in heaven? If he Ghana is heaven, he feels the peaceful he get it in Ghana, he can't get it in America

@jeffreykofikarikari4334

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Also England too there will be no peace there, only stress, desperise, cold

Ondiro Oganga, our Kenyan wife, you are doing amazing work these days with these kinda contents. I like it this way. kudos to you.

As a citizen of JA & UK, I found this truly inspiring.

I just returned from Jamaica the experience was great. To hear these 2 men say this makes me wonder how beautiful Ghana is. Definitely would like to visit

@newdawnafrica

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I am glad you enjoyed your experience in Jamaica

@gennisparry4352

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Visit but don’t stay.

@GiftyBentum-db4is

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Please 🙏 come to cape coast 🇬🇭 is a peaceful place

"Though they tried to divide us, our love is stronger than ever... we are coming home" - (from the song "Land of Africa" by many BIG🇯🇲 reggae artists).

@newdawnafrica

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Isn't reggae music the best

@mykalbelle8397

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@@newdawnafrica sure! Most conscious and cultural music for Africans...and we are happy to share with the Motherland because 🇯🇲and Ghana 🇬🇭/Africa is ONE. Much love and blessings!

Respek mi people from Jamaica 👊🏼

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you for watching

Great interview my sister can’t wait to live in Beloved Ghana

@newdawnafrica

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Can't wait!

I would love to live in Ghana. It seems like fun to enjoy that land. I'm a jamaican, living ln jamaica.

Am a born Jamaican proud Jamaican also I will live there for the rest of my life journey love Jamaica

BLESS UP NANA KWAME. WELL DONE FOR TELLING YOUR AMAZING STORY IN GHANA. LONG LIVE NANA KWAME

It's very true..what Kwame said about the spirit of your soul...when you come to africa as an african...you will feel it on arrival...it's in the air..you breath..the surroundings you see..the people you meet...you will feel it like no where else on earth..

🎉Halleluyah 🎉 I'm happy to know that so many of our people (African descendants of slaves) has had the same mindset which was GET BACK HOME @ ALL COST (Momma Africa) I'm here also & it's been 7 years Halleluyah 🙌🏽 I'm back 😁

I love JAMAICANS Of all the Caribbean brothers and sisters, the COOLEST ones are Jamaicans Jamaicans are GREAT PEOPLE

@albertwillson5408

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ondiro you sound like Ghanaian

@EnterTheNinja101

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And we 💕😘 you too 💝

@adams6798

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Me too I like Jamaicans, I also like their music, I like late 90’s to early 2000 dancehall

@comahsamuel3969

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@@Kay-Dean Jamaica girls sweet like sugarcane 😁🇬🇭🇯🇲🌹

@comahsamuel3969

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@@Kay-Dean One❤️ and it's a Jah ❤️ to you my Akans Queen! How are you doing over there mama Africa ? 🌹🇬🇭🇯🇲

One Aim, One God, One Destiny....words of the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey....a dream being fulfilled.....Africa for Africans at home and abroad.....great video 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@enroypedley3536

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Europe is not our home we’re not and never will be welcome

From this video, I think Jamaicans are Africans. What do you think? Comment down below!

@elisobais

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Most Black Caribbeans today didn’t have their DNA compromised compared to African slaves who were taken to the US and South America. Interracial marriages and cross cultural experiences for Black people in America in particular has made them slightly shift away from their African identity. Subconsciously/Mentally, African Americans are VERY different from Caribbeans and Africans. So YES! It’s easier to pair Caribbeans as closely related to Africans.

@kuyahkudey3217

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Yes!! We are very very African. Even our language Patwah is very African. Thanks for this great interview and all of your great work!

@godiy7397

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Well, the facts are there for you to read Ondiro. Jamaican are Ghanaian and for that matter pure Africans.

@tonytony3491

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There was never any doubt of our ancestry,our ancestors were taken from West Africa, wholesale particularly from 17-18th century.So commendable of Ghana to open the "window"to give us the opportunity to come back home to our roots.

@lilacer6841

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@@godiy7397 yes

There are communities in Ghana called maroons who speak the Akan language and continue the culture and traditions from Ghana

@ameliasmith6582

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really i would love to visit

@khaltsharivist365

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You mean communities in Jamaica?

@enetamuno5953

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Communities in Jamaica you mean who speak Akan and practice the traditions and culture....

@p9mg

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We are Kromanti

I am a Jamaican living in England and i would love to go to Ghana .i have a lot's of Ghanaians friends here and then are lovely people very .

@newdawnafrica

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you are welcome

I'm a Jamaican living in the US 44 years and I would very much like to get in touch with these gentlemen. I am interested in making a trip to Ghana as I have strong interest in relocating as well as business opportunities please if someone could get me in touch with these gentlemen or anyone that's in the Jamaican community of Ghana I need to start networking with other Jamaicans and Caribbeans I'd like to make this move soon and plan a trip

@larrysq8937

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Go to Ghana and look for a city called Aburi thats where majority of Jamaicans resides including Rita Marley before she returned to Jamaica or check out the Jamaican Restaurant called Jerk Soul on KZread

@miztri

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@@larrysq8937 sounds like you're saying most Jamaicans are in the Accra. I'm really trying to be in the outskirts within an hour of ACCRA it's more affordable and I don't want to be in the city

@hortenseclarke2589

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mitzri, I know of a Jamaican in Asebu that has Airbnb. You can definitely stay at his place. His name is Len. Just contact Ekow Simpson on KZread, and he will give you Len's contact.

@miztri

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@@hortenseclarke2589 will do. Are you in Ghana. This is how our people network, come and stay together. Thank you so much for your help

@benwilliam5851

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Ghana is not Africa best country we have Gambia, sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria try those too many diaspora are living there

Wow they know a lot about Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤❤❤❤❤

@ameliasmith6582

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they teach us alot about ghana in school in jamaica

@newdawnafrica

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They really do

I too will 😊 be coming there I hope i get my part of heaven .

The girl asked good questions..I like how she puts things together

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

I love Jamaicans 😍😍😍

@harrellisrael1204

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and we love you more

@andreaj4266

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We love you too sis ❤🇬🇭🇯🇲

@booblam6919

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Strong strong strong seven

@Lilly-ud6qs

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And we love Ghanaians too, they are the most humble, kindest people! One love!

I want to come to Ghana can some one help me please?I am in love 💘with seeing how loving and caring these my brother's and sister's are.Am a Jamaican for now i want to come back home to my home land

@nanayounkee2380

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Free visa from Jamaica to Ghana now

@hamzamuhammad6694

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You are welcome. You can call on me if you want someone to help you settle

@shirleymcdermott5257

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Is the land there in Ghana expensive to purchase?

@hamzamuhammad6694

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@@shirleymcdermott5257 it depends location. But the floor price for a land within the greater accra region is $2000.

He looks like Buju. 37 years at home. Marcus Garvey said that the western world is not our home. We must migrate home to the motherland.

@newdawnafrica

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Bantooooon. Yes he does

My dear sister your interview was way way more impactful and eyes opening and i really wow you for that.However your viwers would have wished you show us their whole premises/compound.

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

I'll definitely try to visit this year, hope I'm able to stay at legacy garden, definitely looking forward to making Ghana my home

@africaonthemap

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You’re welcome

@newdawnafrica

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Welcome to Ghana

@tonytony3491

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@@newdawnafrica can you please verify the nightly charge for the legassi garden stay as the accommodation sights are showing the cost for two weeks stay as up to £6000.00

@miztri

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@@tonytony3491 you will probably have better luck with their website Legassi garden

In heaven nobody dies it is eternal life, l love you all

@sheronnambuya8895

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True dat

Big up to Nana Kwame Nana is dope Bless up 🙏💗 Watching from the land downunder Sydney NSW

@newdawnafrica

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Hiiiii thank you

The king 👑 can sense your spiritual energy, hence the name Nana Kwame it your spiritual energy. Keep it up. Praying to your spiritual energy of Saturday born, you will connect you to your ancestors' spirit. Peace and blessings.

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

Jamaica 🇯🇲 has a 3rd political party movement . A PanAfricanist organization dedicated to uplifting the people. Please join share and support uic jamaica

@newdawnafrica

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Kindly share the details

Wow, thanks you all my brothers for going back home to your mother land ❤thank you

This is so inspiring and very informative please tell our young people how to get out of this quag mire and tell them what to do please thanks 🙏 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you, I will

Waw! This is so heart warming. Ever since I was (16) years young born in Tobago I dreamt of being in Ghana to this day I haven't being able to fulfilled that dream. Can someone give me some info to make that transition a bit easier. Ghana ah comingggggg to heaven soon!!!

@gennisparry4352

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You betta seek Jesus so he can take you in the real Heaven. Or else to hell you will you. That’s where they are going, because they’re gonna die one day.

This is pure wisdom

Having somewhere to go is HOME, Having someone to love is FAMILY, Having Both is a Blessing from God. Ghana is your Home Big brother's.

@newdawnafrica

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Awwww

The man on the left, I like the look of his shirt.

I love Jamaica 🇯🇲

@newdawnafrica

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me too

Nana Kwame and Mama Joyce are good people.

@newdawnafrica

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Awwww

Wow love the video and the content.

Rass look like Buju

@newdawnafrica

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Haha Bantooooon

Grt8 piece of history.. Amazing..!

I love my Jamaica big up JA

You are brothers guys. We hold you in high esteem for coming back home. You belong here forever and its your a ancestral right.

@newdawnafrica

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that's very kind of you to say

@gennisparry4352

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Really!

Interesting- Back a wi yaad. Dats where we came from and that's where we consciously belong.Thanks be to GOD!

@newdawnafrica

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Big up

❤Love your motivation. Be bless, wish one day i will be able to join

Great content ❤❤❤

Blessings go's up and blessing come down, I'm Jamaican living in the US and I would like to relocate in Africa, I have been checking out a lot of videos from Africa , I'm 58 years old at this time I would love to live the rest of my life in Africa, I have investments plans and idea 💡 of building in Africa , so how do I get in touch with my bro in the mother land

@newdawnafrica

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Kindly check the description box or check them out @legassigardens on Instagram

@freemanarhin4275

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You need to be careful as well, as there are many scammers here too

@freemanarhin4275

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You can get direct contact with Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ghana or any Ghana Embassy in any country to get more information

@freemanarhin4275

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The Government of Ghana has also made it easy for all blacks anywhere in the world 🌎 to invest and live in Ghana

@freemanarhin4275

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Most Caribbean countries like Jamaica, Trinidad 🇹🇹, Grenada 🇬🇩, Guyana 🇬🇾, Haiti 🇭🇹 etc don't need visa to come to Ghana

FANTASTIC INTERVIEW - SO MUCH WISDOM AND INSPIRATION FROM BOTH OF THEM.🙏🙏🙏🙏💙💙

@newdawnafrica

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Glad you enjoyed it!

Interesting! Enjoy 🌍

Love this video very encouraging

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

I am so proud and happy they are home

Nanakwame is a remarkable rastafarian

I enjoyed this video Ondiro🫶

We are all Africains The oppressor from the westerns continents gave names to better control us. I personally don't make a difference between Jamaicans and any other Africains from Africa. They have a better life there trust me.

Very inspiring .

@newdawnafrica

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Glad you enjoyed it

Sweet one love 🥰❤️🇬🇭🙏

Great interview sis. One love 🇬🇭🇯🇲❤️

@newdawnafrica

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Thanks for listening

Great conversations! Educate the native people how to fight against mental slavery. Africa needs its diasporan children.

@newdawnafrica

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That's very true. Mental shackles

@newdawnafrica

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That's very true. Mental shackles

Never say you will die....greetings from Jamaica ....SEVEN

Big ups

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

Amazing!

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you! Cheers!

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

I am coming home to 🇬🇭 ❤️

@newdawnafrica

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welcome

Blessing from jamaica

@newdawnafrica

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Thank you

You have made Ghana your home and it has worked out well for you spiritually. Calling Jamaica a prison may be considered disrespectful and offensive, however everyone is entitled to their opinion. I wish you a long and happy life in Africa.

@truebornafrican9213

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I think he’s seeing a huge difference in Ghana compared to Jamaica. Travelling is learning

@taq1238

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No disrespect is intended. To our ancestors, Jamaica was a prison. It was not their home, they were trapped there. It took centuries to be considered our home. We are, and will always be, Africans first, and Jamaicans second.

@truebornafrican9213

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@@taq1238 Bless up

@princeamin4857

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@@taq1238 100%...

@rosemaryoseitutu9425

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Don’t get him wrong ..he mean his spirit was in prison cos it wasn’t where he wants to be

Jamaicans are primarily from the West Africa, predominantly Ghana and Nigeria.

@booblam6919

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Many are from kenya...Ethiopia...Zimbabwe....South Africa....and Egypt.....all types of people are in Jamaica. Israel vibration 7

Interesting

🇯🇲🇬🇭one love ❤

Yes my brother u r close to Ethiopia 🇪🇹 have u ever visited there

@newdawnafrica

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They plan on visiting

KWAME YOU ARE A BRAVE MAN TO DENY THE KING AN AUDIENCE. BUT YOU DID THE RIGHT THING BY LISTENING TO ADVICE AND HONOURING THE CALL. DID THE KING GRANT YOUR REQUEST? I'D LOVE TO KNOW.

@newdawnafrica

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Well said

You’re in your own country …live

Big up 🥰🥰🇯🇲🇯🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲

Though this was a great interview that highlighted the progressive thoughts and actions of these brothers, very little was shown of the community: buildings, schools, businesses, health centres, etc.

ONE LOVE ❤

@newdawnafrica

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One love

THE COMING OF THE SON OF GOD IS CLOSE! THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS AT HAND REPENTTTTTTTTT SAITH THE LORD

I will be home soon.... asè

@newdawnafrica

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Your home awaits you 😎

This looks like home x

@newdawnafrica

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It is home

@ama8541

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@@newdawnafrica I agree. This is the new Exodus.

As a Bee farmer ,how is beekeeping there could I make an input with honey production ...would this work?❤💚💛

How do I get in touch with Jamaicans in Kenya?

Soon and very soon I must reach my father Land.....

@newdawnafrica

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You are welcome

All blacks, all the world is welcome their mother land, Africa is for you. First buy your own home ,is yours forever ❤❤❤❤❤

Our wife

💚💛🖤

4 reallllx

Those wanting to relocate to the motherland are welcomed and will feel at home. G20 citizens are coming to Africa supposedly holidaying. You too, pick some African countries of your choices, visit them then decide whether to settle or just visit every now and then. Whatever you have been told that maybe holding you back, just shake it and accept to live your own experiences because seeing is believing! So, Do not wait up! Good luck to y'all.