THIS IS LIFE IN GHANA: polygamy, kings, tribes, what you should Not do, dangers

Get to know Ghana: its geography, how to live, culture, traditions, places to see and much more.

[rtrevg]

Traveled to Ghana in 2010 with my brothers and Mother. As an African American I was instantly in awe with the kindness of the people of Ghana. I felt much safer in Accra, the capital, and Kwamasi than in most U.S. cities. One of the most amazing trips of my life. I felt like I was "HOME" for 10 days.

[trinaewatkins]

I have friends who have moved to Ghana and are very happy there. They are doing quite well. I hope to visit one day. Thank you for sharing….

[renee]

I plan to relocate from America to Africa 🙏🏾

[florencenoel]

It's a beautiful country. I visited there twice.

[DiabolikalFollikles]

Dear Narrator: It is not a “dance with coffins.” It is a funeral…dirge. Bless your heart. You deserve an “A” for Effort.

[AsiaMarie]

Thank you for your insight. I currently live in Accra amongst my husband’s maternal tribe, The Ga. I’m surprised you don’t mention them in your video since they are THE tribe of Accra.

[sherrylyn]

Well done, only thing missing: the vendors in the streets, no matter how close cars come to them. Love the northern region

[godisofthenile]

Ghana is amazing! I feel if u want to visit Afrika, go to Ghana first…

[DrLEMICHAELS]

I love Ghana. I have good friends from Ghana. Really wanted to marry a Ghanaian woman.

[Anatoligg]

My girlfriend is from Ghana and we are planning to visit in September. This is why I am searching for info. Great video

[dglorious]

Sending my luv from afar to my African family. 🥰😎

[starchproof]

Thanks for the video. I will be using this as a part of research to prove how Western Media Europeans and their descendants love to show African countries in negative light. Much thanks.

[lordm.a]

Cultural beliefs play a major role in everything we do as Africans ❤❤❤

[ahmedadedotun]

Visited four times I love the country ❤I wish I could find ❤.

[ThereIsStillHOPEU]

I might be wrong but I don't think the Akan people scar faces. It is usually practice in the northern part

[GlobalExplorers]

Wow, fascinating glimpse into life in Ghana! Polygamy, tribal traditions, and cautions—so much to learn. Respect for their culture shines through.

[Zero-hlzy]

The intelligent man always choose quality over quantity

[cillaschannel]

Pls AKan's don't do scarification like the way you said it. What you said mostly apply to the northern tribes. If an akan have scars, it'll be from being treated by a herbalist for an illness. This is as a result of slightly cutting the skin and applying medicine there which then leave a scar. Those scars are tiny and you could barely see them. Most importantly, they are not found on the face but mostly on the joints, waist, and back. If you see someone with scarifications on their faces, its called tribal mark and Akans don't do tribal marks. You can't even be King in Asante tribe if you have scars. Its a taboo.
That is what I wanted to correct from the video

[lrn]

Great history lesson. To each to their own.

[trevordavis]

I was born in Jamaica but my ancestors came from the Ashanti kingdom of Ghana