When we moved to Africa our 18 year old son wanted to go back to the states after being there for two months. You can’t fight it. Just be glad that they came and respect their decision to leave and if it’s meant to be they’ll come back. The main thing is that they’re safe.

@abenabediako7481

5 ай бұрын

Very Veryan. Good

My uncle who’s Jamaican moved to Ghana 3 years ago. It was always his dream to live in the motherland. He died this year and was buried there.

@hopehopeville3892

Жыл бұрын

MHRIP in the motherland 🙏🏽❤

@LifelessonsWithfamily

11 ай бұрын

😢😢

@agamaya6458

9 ай бұрын

RIP uncle😢

Africa shed untold tears when her children were shackled like animals and taken away unable to do anything. Yet, daily with pain of a mother, she stood for the centuries looking out for their return. Now, her tears are stemmed as she shakily and in disbelief watches them returning and giving her a hug tears streaming down their faces. “Mother we are here”. Brethren, on our MOTHER’s behalf, WELCOME. IT IS TIME.

@taq1238

Жыл бұрын

In my opinion, returning with the mindset that we are reclaiming our birthright and making the journey back because our ancestors could not, sets the foundation for a successful transition. Please listen to this song: Mama Africa by Garnet Silk.

@ariamason9324

4 ай бұрын

Africa sold their people into slavery

This is an awesome interview. His story is one of triumph, faith, and thinking outside the box. But much credit to his wife and young children for allowing him to lead them into what will be generational wealth. The process isn't easy, but the end result, a testimony of perseverance and being lead by the Creator. Well done, Hayford! And well done Kings! 🙏🏼💖

@bethaniabos6853

Жыл бұрын

Wow, man because we who believe in the most high follow what God tells us we should do for our own good is the very good reason you the king father shall not worry much you have done a lot of great things for you're family always be proud when the right time come you are right she will come back peace. I am. Never bored i watch KZread and i see you all and the amazing thing s good people do like you're wifey never change you are on the right path to the future.

@irenedavo3768

Жыл бұрын

His Wife is in England?

@fungsho12

Жыл бұрын

@@irenedavo3768 His wife is in Accra nesting, he said that

@Bomma45

Жыл бұрын

What he said it’s already started

@Teambho

Жыл бұрын

​@@bethaniabos6853 %

Im so impressed with their 7 year old son. He is so articulate, and his understanding of what his family are doing is impeccable. Such a refreshing and inspiring interview with Daniel. May this family continue to prosper.

@alfapaul5593

Жыл бұрын

Will you say he was articulated if he speaks in Ghanaian language ?

@EmmaBlake27

Жыл бұрын

@@alfapaul5593 If I could understand what he was saying in another language and it was coherent, fluent and using a wide vocabulary, demonstrating comprehension beyond his age, then YES. But given that I do not speak or understand a Ghanaian language, I am commenting on what he is saying and how he is expressing himself in English.

@kaska1123

Жыл бұрын

@@EmmaBlake27 Insane assumption of him to make that you only complimented the child because he child speaks English. They must be trolling.

There are so many emotions hearing his son speak. He is so patient with his words, so clear, so confident the example of what our children can be and how they will thrive by being among people that don't judge them but support them if nothing but with a smile.

@user-is4qq5bd9f

Жыл бұрын

À

Love those little boys they are the sweetest. You can see the pride on dad’s face listening to his son intelligently respond to the question.

@RapperHolik

11 ай бұрын

so eloquent

I have great respect for this man and his wife...once I settle in Ghana I will seek him out to encourage him and to discuss scriptures to show the goodness of the Most High.

@cknowles7402

Жыл бұрын

That’s a beautiful thing to seek Mr King!!! Blessings to you 💯

@Uncle-Basil

Жыл бұрын

@@bubbles6361 That's ok, I've been planning for about two years now...but when things settle down, you should visit.

@LegassiGardensTV

11 ай бұрын

@@Uncle-Basil Keep going and follow the spirit. 😇

This Brother HAS PREACHED 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 THE WISDOM AND TRUTH IS IN HIS MOUTH ‼️‼️ I LOVE IT

This little boy is already in masculine school, look at how he carries himself! Anyway, this conversation is highly inspiring and I know I need their advice 🙏🏾

Wow! Very emotional when he talked about the meaning of bringing his family to Africa ( he is the modern day Kintakuri who was able to make it back home) May God bless you and your family 🙏🏼

I love how this man trust in the Lord! The Lord told us in his word that the meek (humble) shall inherit the earth, and his life is the perfect example. 🙏❤️🙌

@lifeisamatrix6904

5 ай бұрын

Whenever you are told to “trust the lord” that means that you will suffer tremendously So pack up, sell everything, and go suffer 😂😂😂😂 This sounds so appealing. Like really appealing!

His wife and boys are absolutely beautiful!!!

Great interview! I have 15 Acres in Ghana and I'm farming. Still working in the States to fund this while my Ghanaian partner has boots on the ground. I probably have 4 more months until the farm is fully funded and I take that leap of faith and move there permanently. Lately you hear alot of negative stories on KZread, people moving back and so on, bringing my morale down. I needed to hear this badly to boost my confidence again. He broke it down in very simple terms in which I can relate to and realigned my focus and energy. Thank you.

He is very knowledgeable and thoughtful. Straight talk and factual. Wishing him the best in life with his family.

I’ve had such a hard time convincing my adult children to even come visit me, I married a loving Nigerian man ❤. Nigeria is HARD. But I love it here. I’ve seen more money wealth here as well, more than I’ve ever seen in America, and there’s food EVERYWHERE! I’m not saying there aren’t people suffering and in poverty here, we have A LOT of that in America too. It’s everywhere in the world. Oh the lies that have been told about Home. You have to build it yourself here, it’s not handed to you. You struggle in the wealth for nothing. Come here and struggle and build get what you desire for you and your Generations.

@monica534

Жыл бұрын

The press do Nigeria such a disservice but the Nigeria I know is a rich country with beautiful people. Please pray, one day they will come visit and fall in love with the land and it’s people. This has s home.

@sonjaanderson6933

Жыл бұрын

How many children does he have? I am Not going there, no way.i do not know the language nor the culture.

@Flower-ck2bs

11 ай бұрын

A big difference is that you hear about africans who live in Africa. Most of them have a low income and more difficult life conditions. You who come with money and other conditions being helped by sn africsn government in a different way have other conditions to be sucessfull.

I just started the interview and I just love love love that you can still hear the Jamaican Patwa in daddy’s voice. My husband I live in Japan for years now and just last month we met a Jamaican man that said to him ‘Yu patwa still strong eee’. That’s a compliment to us.

@LYFEwiththekiings

Жыл бұрын

Much love ❤

@markerbloxOffical

Жыл бұрын

He said it❤ "It ain't for the faint hearted! Xx " A true.

Yessss you are leading people to FREEDOM!!! HALLELUYAH ❤👑😁

Such a strong man,may he prosper in the land he was supposed to be born in,tears coming to my eyes I am so happy for those who are able to make it home BACK TO AFRICA

@messansegbonou1690

6 ай бұрын

Wipe away your tears bro Tomorrow is our good tithings Bless up

I like how you talk Daniel! A Man of the Most High Yah!

Masha Allah this brother is Amazing, I could listen to him all day and get encouragement from him. I think their daughter will come back to them when she is little bit older.she will because you guys are wonderful parents. I wish you all the best ❤

Let’s not forget the hundreds of thousands of Ghanaians who are stuck in the West and cannot afford to come home. Let’s pray for them too.

@ladiangewmula9669

Жыл бұрын

The reason is, not knowing the importance of what you have caused suffering, it's the mindset, value what you have and be happy with what almighty gives you, is the best prayers!!!

@fabteengh4615

Жыл бұрын

And when they finally return, the system is so alien they can't adjust.

@misslilly2833

Жыл бұрын

True.

@ladiangewmula9669

Жыл бұрын

Home 🏡 is Home no matter what happens, you belongs there, learn to accept and appreciate what God almighty gives freely to you as mankind thanks!!!

Very inspirational video. One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲.

Blessings to the young King. He is the perfect example of how our young Black male children can embody love, articulation, insight and compassion when they are away from environments where they are unsafe, harmed, harassed and groomed for systems opposed to their survival. I thoroughly enjoyed this follow-up interview. I watched this family's story on another channel. It is nice to see how they have progressed.

I could listen to this man speak all day! I love his message. We need men like him. This the best video on KZread! ❤

This is what a real man is, the one who makes things come true kudos to you, bro! My father was one of the first generations of Asians who came to the UK and he also had Stockholm syndrome and died here in the UK. Kudos to you bro for making it. My Dad was blind had he had eyes he would have made it too.

I am from the Pacific Island of Papua New Guinea to north of Australia. I am encouraged to have a strong psychological condition to return to the village where modern civilization is cut off One has to adjust having lived in an urban area. Many times our childrens fate decides where to move as they would not adjust. The most important thing is conditioning the psychology of human mind that sustains that would accomodate the transition.

@kuyahkudey3217

Жыл бұрын

Wow! I am so happy that you added this comment. I often think about our brothers and sisters in PNG and I will start praying for our people in West Papua. It's great that you are watching our pple moving back to Africa. It seems like we are coming together as one family. I am Jamaican-American living back in Jamaica.

@tastesweet9027

Жыл бұрын

@@kuyahkudey3217 how are you doing in Jamaica even thou crime is up bad??i want to visit but scared

@kuyahkudey3217

Жыл бұрын

@@tastesweet9027 I am doing great! Thanks for asking. Please keep in mind that there is no country, town, city or people that has only a single story to tell about who they really are. However, when it comes to Blac*k countries, cities, towns or people, they are always only known by one negative narrative. That is the case of Jamaica. We are only known as a country filled with vi0lent crime. The reality is Jamaica is like any county anywhere in the world. We have good people and bad people. We have good areas and poor areas in our beautiful country. Everyone in Jamaica is not a criminal and all people here are not running around like we live in a war zone. Based on my experience here, the USA is much more dangerous than Jamaica. As a matter of fact, many Jamaicans leave their front and back doors open and take naps. Most drivers don't lock their car doors when they drive around Kingston and taxi drivers pick up anyone while holding wads of cash in their hands. This is something no one in New York City, Atlanta nor any rural town in the USA where I lived would do. Of course like anywhere you need to use common sense as you travel around in any place you visit or live. In general, Jamaicans are warm, friendly and caring people. People hare are always looking out for you even when you don't expect it in a place like Kingston.

@ludy41

Жыл бұрын

@@tastesweet9027 Jamaica safer than America. No Police shooting you in your back because of racism. No Karens acting mad.

@tastesweet9027

Жыл бұрын

@@kuyahkudey3217 thanks for replying.I should've also mentioned,I am also jamaican but haven't been back since 2017 and they're right every where have good and bad places.i guess I allowed the news and many youtube vlogs to scare me away.

"Only you can break yourself free"...Very very true. When we said we were going to Kenya. Everyone thought we lost our minds. People don't know that Africa is paradise if you have an income or revenue generating business.

@Ukversuskenya

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment. I'm preparing my return to Kenya too. I can't wait. I've been planning like forever, and it's just a moment before i embark.

Mr King and wife are 2 smart ppl with a clear vision. They’re are natural, real and determined. I respect what they’ve achieved. It take a strong mindset and to endure what they’ve been through and still prevail. More blessings brother.

I’m Angolan and my partner is Jamaican. We have this saying that we wanna “escape the matrix” and the only way to do that is to leave the western world. This man has just done that which is not easy at all. Blessings to the kings and big up you guys !!

@user-lm7ii9wy5i

Жыл бұрын

@Ketura Yisrael what makes you think that’s my real name ? Lol. Queres saber muito Ketura

I'm glad Ive bought 2 plots of land in Ghana now. This is where my good life begins.

@afrocuz

Жыл бұрын

Blessings on your journey! Hopefully my journey will start soon as well! 🙏🏾

Papaya selling for £5-£6 for one here in the UK. Papaya tree full of fruit in Ghana = plenty money growing on them trees ❤

@missqt48

Жыл бұрын

Right! I’m from Zambia and we had endless amounts of Avocado, papaya (neigbours tree towered into our yard), all this was fresh and tasty fruit. Now I’m here playing Russian roulette with £2.50 avocados kmt! The papaya can only buy from Asian stores and you’re right, it’s always 5-7£ £4 if you get discount.

Hats off to you my Jamaican brother watching this makes me want to buy a piece of land there I am jamaican 🇯🇲

@nighni459

3 ай бұрын

Lots of land for sale in Jamaica!!!

Daniel needs to give a presentation on this mindset that we all need to learn and grow from. Please Hayford make it happen so that we can free ourselves.

You should interview my dad. He has been here for 36years. Has lots of properties, married a Ghanaian woman. It's indeed rubbish to say you can't move to Africa.

@lifeisamatrix6904

5 ай бұрын

I found that those that marry a local fare much better when watching these videos. Not so much for those who do not

@tsoekedyer1166

5 ай бұрын

@@lifeisamatrix6904 Mmmmm I don't know what to make of this but I've met a few who came with their partners and are faring fairly well here.

You got me teary watching you greet and welcome your children and son inlaw at the airport really could relate and felt it it's deep!😢

@icilmaa

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

Love the interview. His sons are so cute and smart! Even if I never make it to the motherland, I’m happy to see others that have made it home and back to freedom ❤

@africanadage852

Жыл бұрын

@Lady_V. I pray you make this year, even just for a visit. Any part of the motherland will resonate it's love and you will understand.

@p.w.7493

Жыл бұрын

Lady V* HALLELUYAH!! Praise TMH!!🙏🏿🖤💯

@valerieperrin5159

Жыл бұрын

I am a Jamaican American and I love your interview and energy. It is powerful. I watched your first interview, and it makes me want to take that leap. Love love it.

It's always tough when you're trying to give your children the best and they refuse it. They can't see past today to know what they do know can shape tomorrow. I love that you all not just wanted to give them the best, but you're doing it. Keep showing and giving them the best.

Such a POWERFUL interview👏🏾, the emotions are all coming back rewatching our reunion🥰❤️!

I love listening to your story over and over again. My experience is somewhat like yours. Now I returned to my homeland with my children and I owned my ancestral property among the forests and a home to live, I could plant fruit trees, bananas, vegetables and more. My children are very happy, appreciate the nature. Most of all we thank God for showing us the way to be happy. My faith in God strengthen me. Praise Jesus, Lord almighty.

Your explanation of returning to your root is so deep, v thought provoking!🤔 Boy! Sometimes some of us already born & bred here need to watch such programmes and understand the real meaning of the diasporan migration- it goes beyond running away from the dangers & the lures of the west. It's about reclaiming what was taken from you & being in control of your destiny. And hey! Those family values you shared is worth emulating! Kids need guidance. Wise man!👌🏾🤝🏾 May God Almighty continue to bless you and your entire family 🤞🏾🤞🏾

@ladiangewmula9669

Жыл бұрын

Amen ❤

I respect this man and his beautiful famy a lot.Strong man with positive energy .

I can't hold back my tears when I watched the father running to meet his children at the airport.

You need to be together & united in order to achieve this... God bless you both & keep you together on your journey. Thanks for sharing your testimony; you're pioneers! (I'm praying if it's God's will for me to move "back home", so be it!) Please keep on sharing your story; it's a great inspiration. Lisa, Southend, UK!!!!

The effort and compromise endured by this Black family is amazing!!!!!.....great interview hope all works out for this vision

This is amazing and inspiring! His sons spoke with such pride and elegance. This man saw a vision for his family n community and didn’t let obstacles stop him. May God continue to guide n blessed them. ❤❤❤❤ 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

@edhosea.

8 ай бұрын

The global banking system is going down on November 7th 2024 by an E.m.p sent by Russia upon America, Eliminating almost the entire population of America indirectly by the end of 2025 But before that ,watch #7thNovember 2023;the de@th of president(B!den)to confirm that.

As a Ghanaian ,I so much respect and appreciate ,what you have done, your level of intelligence is something else. All over the continent of Africa, Ghana is one of the friendliest country among the 53 countries of the continent's, not because I'm one of them but is the truth.😊

@benbo7042

Жыл бұрын

Have you traveled to the other African countries to know if they are friendly or not. Stop making statements without no research to support your statements. Wise people don't do that.

@kulthumhearts002

Жыл бұрын

Come to 🇺🇬 Uganda dear

@agnesnaluyange6290

Жыл бұрын

@@kulthumhearts002 there’s too much killing there. U really need to explain more how good Uganda is by shading a lot of innocent blood.

@kulthumhearts002

Жыл бұрын

@@agnesnaluyange6290 kyoka naluyange umh

@fionabyfield5534

Жыл бұрын

I am a Jamaican but am on my way back there

That’s is PIONEER faith! Generational wealth…you are on to something bro!

I love everything about this interview! The question The music The hook You did well! Prosper and be a light to the world

Very intelligent lil boy, I really really love he's part of the interview, he's going to be a great person in the future ❤🙏

The struggle in Africa to acculturate and fit in socially and financially is different. If you don’t already have American, Canadian or UK dollars it’s almost just as exhausting as putting up with racism around the world.

Please Brother, welcome home you did a good job. Uk is not easy for us. Ghana if get small place you be safe and happy for rest of life. And your children had permanent place. You let me cry. You are back home. Pray you be happy and good life. She is a child she need to care for. Not to do what they want.

@LYFEwiththekiings

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the love ❤

The land is a lot of wealth. You can sustain yourself. It may have been hard in the beginning but it gets better after much hardship. Rise up bro. Be strong.

I got goosebumps listening to the man. May God enlarge your territories.

You meeting your children and grandchildren makes me cry😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Mr King is a man of wisdom and great understanding.

Great and emotional interview. Living by faith is not easy but it is the only way abundant life.

Yes YOU ARE A PIONEER 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👑

this young man is so intelligent and so grounded. He will go a long way with the wealth of information he gets from his father

So true Daniel about needs and wants. I see it all the time. We don't always need as much as we think. Powerful message. God bless you and your lovely family.

Love his perspective and transparency on everything he said here!! I follow his family on his channel and am happy to see their growth! This will be me… soon come!

I agree with you 💯 bro,live in Melbourne but never stops dreaming of comin back to Yoruba land

What an amazing King, human, and leader! Everything he said was truth and wisdom. Wishing him and his family more of the Most High's favours🖤

@LYFEwiththekiings

Жыл бұрын

Thank you all praises to the Most high

The best interview I have ever seen from our people from the Diaspora. My hubby and I are preparing to come to Africa. Thanks so much 🙏for sharing!

This is not just a video but inspirational talk

I’ve been a subscriber to the King’s since your first interview with them, I must say this is the most interesting and innervating interviews I’ve come across this year. Thanks you Webnation, I’m looking forward in following their Journey, bless them .❤❤❤❤🙏🏽

@WebnationAfrica

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you so much

I enjoyed this interview with the King's. This is a powerful interview . When you greeted your children at the airport that made me tear up in excitement and it was all Happy tears. I pray one day before the Most High returns that Tianne would return to Ghana and settled down with her family. I would love to move to Ghana from Barbados 🇧🇧 one day and move to Ghana.

@monica534

Жыл бұрын

Welcome home, any time

@shellylewis246

Жыл бұрын

My family and I just moved to Ghana two weeks ago from the U. S and I am originally from Barbados. So my advice to you is just do it. One day is tomorrow my sister.

Intelligent boy❤

I'm glad the Most High is using you, Ahch. You Take all those experiences and teach and show our people the way. You have been selected as part of Yah's advanced party for the Most High.

I like his analogy of the bird in the cage. It's so true.

The title alone 😮- cant wait to view it

Blessed day to you all ‼️🙏 I've been watching this young man and his family from the start to where they are now.what a gracious heavenly we all have.this young man has the most high GOD hand on his life 🙏👑❤️

My gosh so profound lessons, truth especially about the roles of the family and everything about the world.....

This is what a real King looks like! I salute you my brotha from another Mother! ❤ Peace and blessings please accept my small donation to your building fund.

@LYFEwiththekiings

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated sister ❤

The Kiings have a great story. Bless up to the family. God bless Africa 🇯🇲❤🇬🇭

The yute will carry on his dad legacy. Love di yute badd

Thank you son, you are so inspirstional❤

He's such a good father and a natural born leader. He is like a modern day leader.

I totally agree, FAITH is developed in Ghana and on this journey. Faith. Faith. Faith. I've grown in faith, and can feel personal growth and strengthened wisdom as time passes. Great interview.

I really love this interview, I am a jamaican started to build my house in Jamaica and I just stopped, cause all my mind is in africa love u guys

@julietmuhonja1256

Жыл бұрын

Came to Africa Kenya is the best place to be

@joshuaacquayeoko1612

Жыл бұрын

wow!

@United-States-of-Africa

Жыл бұрын

Which part in Jamaica? Them teef Inna Jamaica bad. Some Jamaicans are just too much man. Land is in the 4 digits crazy

@phillyyardyvibes808

Жыл бұрын

@@United-States-of-Africa agree, but keyword is some. There are still genuine people out there

@United-States-of-Africa

Жыл бұрын

@Philly Yardy Vibes fi real but if I can't find land in Jamaica for 3k usd something seriously wrong. Blacks suffer too much for only wealthy foreigners to own entire beaches n we can't use it. I see land in rural areas selling for 50k usd.

This is the most inspiring video that I have seen in the diasporian. Love it!

Fantastic episode, bless up from an Ethiopian diaspora born and raised in the West.

Awesome, awesome story.Couldnt help but cry.God is with him n the faith that he has will help overcome all obstacles. Personally I can see God begin to answer prayers of African/Ugandan intercessors for them to come back to Africa our great homeland.Truth is Africa's future is bright n God comfort us all as He does the Jews. May God favor him n his family,draw divine helpers from the four corners of the earth,level every valley,keep them in good health n long life n abundantly prosper them .Shalom

His story could be a very nice film in the future,. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 He is a very strong man.

I feel this deep Proud of you and your supporting wife and children I am an African /Jamaican want to step on African soil. I have a stone from Ghana but I need more.🇯🇲

@LYFEwiththekiings

Жыл бұрын

Come and get it

@thehumbleone3853

Жыл бұрын

Soon

The little boy is very wise I was compelled by myself to leave this comment Love his wise mind set He does very well expressing his feelings love 😍 him Good job to mom n dad 🙏

i do follow this man, he is really intelligent.

oh meehn! beautiful beautiful story! Thank you for sharing

Great interview with Daniel and family. I love their channel as well! All praises to the Most High!

WHAT A WISE AND GOOD-HEARTED MAN!

I would love to find a partner or friend who would go to ghana with me and build! It’s so nice! Thank for this!

@naana-scelyne6370

Жыл бұрын

Me tooo.

Young man I love your interview . Stand tall king you are doing great.I would love to talk to you and wife one on on.I came to Ghana 23 years ago and the best move I ever made. I’m at last home.Threw Slavery I was taken from my mothers land, But that doesn’t make me less my mothers child. I’m African 100 %.

The restoration of the organic family...I felt that.

Wow! Awesome interview, I love the Kiings channel and their families! This man is the truth! I’m relocating to Ghana soon, before 2025!❤️🙏🏽👍🏽🙌🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭✊🏽✊🏽

@stormryder1572

Жыл бұрын

All the very best to you and family..I'm inspired! Jamaican born lived in Barbados back to the uk. Not home still..Ghana? Maybe..my heart is saying..maybe❤️

@monica534

Жыл бұрын

Welcome, anytime

Maybe come up with a programme where the can have families host and have a relationship to visit and feel like they have family in Ghana.

I am from Jamaica..and i am with you bro...i am going into farming..love this

This man have a lot of knowledge and wisdom ❤ from The Most High God !

Oh, know she was doing so good! I'm sorry to hear she left! Wow

Wow amazing channel to stumble upon… I’m from North London Islington.. I’m a single mother to three beautiful boys one of which has already left the nest and two growing so quick and now I’m thinking what’s my plans next.. I know I’m not trying to live in the UK I’ve always had my mind racing how to live off grid.. be one with nature and god.. at least I can gain some knowledge from this channel and hopefully one day this could be a reality ❤

An amazing story! Well done to the brother and his family for following the message, and keeping the faith. Brilliant and inspirational story. It is very very deep. The Ancestors will continue to bless you😍