Ten Things We Hate About Ghana | Negatives of Living in Ghana

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[indigoblueisrael]

Hi, Kathy...This is so timely. We are in desperate need of help....We live here in Ghana and one month ago we sent our barrels from USA. Pay to send it now, we have paid 5k and up to date have not gotten our barrels to this company here in Tema ..We are at our wits ...We believe no one will help to say but ...But please reply....Thank you.

[gia]

When we have more African Americans telling the truth about Ghana, the government will listen and act. Don't always paint a rosy picture about Ghana.

[mosesabotsi]

As a Ghanaian I have to say it’s refreshing to listen to you guys criticize Ghana. We’ve gotten too comfortable with all these problems as well. You guys are funny and lovely I wasn’t offended at all. Our leaders are letting us down for most part of the problems and we are also to blame for some. Enjoy Ghana because it’s your home too. Stay blessed 😊

[WTFVIDSok]

Corruption in Africa is legendary. That is what is stopping so many from repatriating!

[MagarethWoods]

I'm a nurse and last year I was working full time, budgeting groceries, unable to afford date nights, and missing time with my kids. Now I learned how to make money online. Now am a SAHM, homeschooling, and making profits every week.

[GhanaGistTV]

As a Ghanaian living in America, I can say you guys nailed it

[theecake]

I don't know if is only am Ghanaian and I think this is a great feedback there's definitely lots and lots of room for improvement (Obviously) Thanks for shearing guys.

[SVSXXVW]

I'm Ghanaian and everything you said is absolutely true and really bothers me.. especially the petty bribes, having to negotiate on most purchases, and the plastic/hygiene problem... 😤

[braviafeed]

Wow. That sounds terrible. I'm glad it's working out for you guys but almost all these things are unacceptable for me.

[Stewy-xwfz]

Guys i live in Florida but originally from Jamaica. I have a generator for my house and when i had my business a few years back, i had a generator for my business as well. So you guys need to get power generators to use when you get power outages.

[blackwhiteboy]

We need to end corruption! Thank you for speaking up. Need more of this

[yanmck-sam]

Thanks for sharing! As a Jamaican I love me some Ghana. Visited once and definitely plan to revisit. All that you’ve shared is so true and it just shows the need for improvements to be made. This was such a breath of fresh air from other YouTubers who have posted on this topic with such disdain in their voices. You guys made me want to live in Ghana with a better understanding of what I’d be getting myself into. Again thank you!

[aeughcarrot]

I'm Ghanaian and I love your complete honesty! All I see is others trying to give fake reviews and impressions. Ghana is not even close to being perfect! Thank you guys for this video 😊😊

[jai]

This is not just Ghana but the whole of Africa. Am a Gambian living in the UK. Thanks, guys for your honesty.

[kaleemorris]

My mom lives in Ghana. I have visited 4 times. Man! Brah, you and your lovely wife hit the nail dead on. I would enjoy meeting you guys my husband and would appreciate it.

[ayaishahamilton]

The way you keep turning n looking at your husband 🥰 the love oozes thru my screen i had to click subscribe😍

[Curtis]

This was very informative and they make sense!

[JerryC]

Finally someone in my age range giving their take.

[They_Call_Me_Mr_Breed]

I lived in New Jersey from 2003 to 2018 with my youngest son who was disabled and required nursing care. His primary nurse was from Ghana. He told us a lot about his home country, both the good and the bad. He spoke about some of the things that y'all talked about in your video. He would use his vacation time and also sometimes his sick leave every year to go home to visit his family. He told use that he had to win a lottery to get a work visa to come to the states to work, and that was the reason he hadn't brought his wife and kids with him. That was shocking to me. It's been a couple of years now since my son passed away, but I still keep in touch with some of his nurses the live and work in New Jersey, most of whom were from western African countries. Thank you for your channel.

[yvettee]

You two are adorable together. Thanks for the reports.