Is Our Ghanaian Dream Over? (Selling Our Home & Land)

In this thought-provoking episode of Lyfe with the Kiings, we delve into a poignant question: Is our Ghanaian dream over? Join us as we navigate the emotional journey of selling our home and land in Ghana,
Tune in as we share our experiences, and let's explore together if our Ghanaian dream truly is over or just beginning. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into our journey home!

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[anthonymccauley]

The hymnwriter says "Life is full of swift transitions"...."hold on to God's unchanging hand". Your journey has been inspiring, I am now almost 70 years old, and I can attest to the fact that change is difficult but sometimes necessary in order for us to advance to the next stage in God's plan for our lives. I am still working, and I have on more than one occasion, even up to fairly recently, had to totally re-order my steps, and make significant changes....by starting over again. You have your youth...and your God on your side. You have been an inspiration, I am sure it cannot be easy to abandon your home and land after putting so much time, financial and sweat equity into it, especially as you have a family. But sometimes, you've just gotta do what you have to do, and make no apology. You have actually laid a great foundation for someone else to build on, hopefully you get a good buyer, who will put the kind of love, into it that you have. Whatever you do, I am fully confident that God will be with you as He has been up till now. Wishing you all the very best of God's best, and just end as I began....'hold on to God's unchanging hand'. Sometimes things are for a reason...and a sometimes only you will know in your heart...that it's time to up and get on with the next leg of the journey. Be well.

[Sharimurdock]

Wouldn’t it be a good idea to have a what’sapp group with all the people who have purchased land in the area so they can get to know each other and established a community. That way they are not driven to abandon their land due to feeling alone and isolated.

[nanagwenmylifemystoriesmyg]

Great Rising Family..
Today I Cry 😢. I'm 81 years young living in Ghana for over 51 years back and forth. 🇬🇭 is hard.My prayer is 4 your happiness as a family. Stay Bless..Pound 2 you.
May The Most High God Give You Your Portion. Nana Gwen/ ❤️
Miss You Already 😢

[MissNadine-]

That river and those fruit trees alone is such a plus on that land. I know exactly how this bitter-sweet it is to sell the home you put so much love, blood, sweat, and tears into. I built my home with love for my family, but life has caused me to switch gears and now I am selling my home here in the Virgin Islands, so I can move to Africa. I am excited for you, because I know to make that decision, it means that God has even better for you there in Ghana. I can see someone taking that place up and really doing a villa or an Bnb paradise.

[jocieluch]

Your story inspired me and my husband to the point that we purchased our own land in Africa.
The river you show on your land become my dream, vision which I was always drawing on paper
I'm sad to see you leaving and selling and I'm sure it wasn't easy decision to make but I'm excited for you, for your new dreams and blessings to come
All praises to the Most High

[donjaguar]

It’s not easy living in Ghana. System doesn’t function properly 💯💯

[TheRoxyB]

I really feel for you YouTubers because these comments are a trip. People feeling like they know more about your life and what’s best for you and needing every detail of your business. Not to mention only listening to hear what they want to hear. I guess it’s the risk of sharing anything online. Looking forward to see where the journey goes next. You’ve done a massive thing and it’s only up from here. ❤🇯🇲

[Sharimurdock]

With you guys leaving, I feel anxious about finalising my land purchase. I don’t want to bring my family in the middle of nowhere with no community. By community I mean fellow people from the Diaspora going through the same journey.

[IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES]

Those deadly snakes and no hospital in sight….its a no for me.

[Abeikirt]

Living in certain countries in Africa is spiritual. Contantly batling envy, hatred, and jealousy.

[sharonthompson]

You both look so well and healthy. You will get a buyer who will take the project further.

[lego]

I've been watching your progress since day one. You ve really done a good job

[annetteevans]

This whole ‘ I want to live off grid’ is not for the weak . Let’s start being honest on YouTube to the masses. It’s not fairytales and green living …. Sometimes it’s mosquitoes and loneliness. All the best ❤

[fleurbrun]

Many people are leaving Ghana because it isn’t what they thought. They aren’t being welcomed and there is an undertone of hostility there. A few American woman lost their lives from being murdered and poisoned. Please everyone reconsider moving there

[sarahdadzie]

Ghana is like anywhere else but with its own added challenges in terms of infrastructures and ways of doing things. Its all about Location Location, Location... With your pioneering mindset im sure you would be fine whatever you decide to do. Word of caution though! dont sell in haste because its a beautifully appointed property that could be developed into "Wellness Resort" with the right partners and investment.

Find partners and bring investors on board to buy into your vision and develop the land. Sorry to hear you couldn't settle properly on the land. All the best with you and family.

[ReignXpertise]

Blessings to the family forward. The vision via the family eyes is absolutely wonderful, the person who live on this property will reap good fruit.

[twiggs]

Not surprised, I heard life in Ghana is difficult.

[yolanderanthony]

I have learnt soo much from you both, even met you in person to acquire lands. Life and circumstances change and the resilience and faith you demonstrated from the beginning will surely see you through, best of luck.

[toria]

You could turn it into an Airbnb. But then with kids, it would probably be too much work. Hopefully, it’s bought by someone who will be dedicated to completing it.

Good luck to you guys with whatever you decide to do. Ignore jealous people and their negativity and continue to live your lives and dreams fully. Stay strong and blessed.

[IJUSTWANNAFLYDJIDRONES]

That’s a lot of revenue wasted especially if you can’t find a buyer.