I am an African/ Black American, and an entrepreneur this brother is speaking so much truth.

Black Americans have skills, capital or access to capital, Africa has the resources and workforce. Sounds like a match made in heaven, let's get together 😊

I'm 97% West African per DNA. 29% of that is Ghanaian. I've met DNA Relatives here in Ghana

Facts! That's why we moved to Ghana with our family. Once you can get a break from the system--take the opportunity! But the key is to leverage opportunities on both continents. That's how you really thrive. Use the opportunities abroad to facilitate your development in Africa.

He is the first guy that explains the dynamics of America right. I love this! America is set up to separate African Americans and African people. We were not educated to know Africa and its people.

More conversations like this! As an African American it’s important to bridge the gap and make us aware of things we’ve never experienced.

This man is telling the truth about the system in US

Wow his son is as passionate as his daddy, their clothes could be designed worldwide with the flags of every country . Great interview.

I am African American and I love listening to this Brother. He is pure motivation for me. I am working even harder now to move to the continent. Keep up the good work! Thank you for this interview.

He's telling nothing but the truth and the real truth Living in the US 🇺🇸 i can attest for what he's saying

This guy is saying the truth about America he is not sugarcoating anything 😢

This brother has explained how the system in America works to keep us divided. I remember in the 80s where I grew up in Newark New Jersey and a lot of people began to move into the area from Africa. And I remember how the other children would tease and pick on the African children and mind you this was an all-black neighborhood. My brother and I always had a good relationship with the African children be my mom was and still is a proud pro-black woman and let us know that we were African also and that black was beautiful. I love his story ❤

This man has a brother in me. We on the same wave frequency.

I just found out Kwab is an HBCU grad and a Que. WOW! He truly has lived two distinct lives... immersed in both African American and African culture. So intriguing.

This man is wise and knows the intricacies of racism and how it works in America. Side note: those jackets that they are wearing our FLY AF! I want one!

OMG!!! I had to stop 14 minutes into this interview to comment. Your guest, Kwab Asamoah was already brilliant & had a healthy self esteem. Even as a little kid, starting 3rd grade in USA fresh from The Motherland he figured out the "TimesTable" when he had no understanding of the English language, (but he figured it) out from his original mother tongue in Ghana. Next, and this was deep-- Kwab accurately analyzed the mindset of those who looked like him but yet were very mean to him. He spoke sad truths and I remember those years. I was nearly in tears as he described his experiences after coming to Amerikkka: The Tarzan complex, all the other lies of extreme poverty & disease, etc.... Lord have mercy. I am so 😢 sorry those were his experiences. Even 50 years later some of us are still stuck on stupid, oops! I mean ignorance...😅 However, I'm so very happy that Kwab went on to become such a massive success! May the Good Lord continue to Bless him Abundantly ❤.

This brother is spitting bars…hope to meet em in Ghana 🇬🇭

This conversation is the bomb...this man explains the system in America perfect...a lot of us here are struggling...keep up the good work webnation...V.from the USA 🇺🇸 🇯🇲

This brother is powerful!

This guy is NOT messing around!!! Herh!😁