Ghana launches Beyond the Return' initiative: "Come to Ghana if you're not wanted in USA"

[frush11]

What’s it like in Gambia compared to Ghana and other West African countries? Politically, Culturally, Economically, Environmentally, Developmentally, Agriculturally, etc.
What’s the name of his channel and does he broadcast it in the States too or is it accessible online?
Does he know any AAs and other Diasporans that have repatriated to Gambia and if so, how have they been living?
Who’s the best/top artists out of Gambia right now?
What’s the country’s relationship with Senegal like?
What’s the best time of the year to visit Gambia and what are some must-sees and must-dos while visiting the country?
What’s the requirements and difficulty level to repatriate to Gambia?

Okay this is what I got.

Pretty much from the Liberia to Senegal region.

Senegal is by far the most developed Country. Good infrastructure, organization. Paperwork stuff, transportation, Healthcare systems, banking, and least violent(that whole region is very peaceful). But you have to know either Wolof or French.



Gambia would be the best bet for English speakers then Liberia and Sierra Leone. There's a nice Caribbean, Black British, and Black American ex pat community. Because its basically in Senegal it benefits a lot from that. If you have kids, private is a must. Public schools are not really reliable. For most part electricity is consistent if you live in the city. They are not as organized and more corrupt than Senegal. Gotta do some back hand payments to get things done.

The tourism game is big and open in that country and that region. So much places for folks to make real money in that industry.

And also that region from Sierra Leone to Senegal its the least HIV/Aids infected area in Africa by a wide margin

Also Gambia has always lowkey been on that Back to Africa movement, so getting citizenship is not hard

 

[frush11]

I like these type of vids, just showing regular everyday life, and the surroundings.

 

[MikelArteta]

Same, I want to really build up an IT scene over there. Nigeria is moving pretty fast. My cousin is working in Abuja and she's killing it. I was helping her get started and now she got a comp sci master from an American university online and is leading shyt right now. Nigeria is not playing man. Maybe in about 2-3 years, I will probably invest there as well as here if God says the same. People don't get it. In America, your six figures income can hire an entire great staff, get a big American contract, and be a 7-8 figure nikka in time. I will probably invest since talented labor is so cheap and I can get contracts via the market. My sis put me on some shyt but I just haven't had a chance to really look into it.

The chances is there to make 7-8 figures. Nigeria isn't garbage no more with IT. The talent is there and some spots got 24/7 internet with great speed. There is a reason they know what's going on in America at mech speed. They watch the shyt we watch here. Ask me about it. I was in Jamaica recently and they were talking about Power with us. The world is small now.

Gwarinpa?

 

[RARI_Godwind]

 

[get these nets]

I like these type of vids, just showing regular everyday life, and the surroundings.

One of the benefits of the internet is that people can see and learn about everyday life and routines of people in different countries.
In previous generations, usually the only time a foreign country was reported/covered was for something negative happening.
It was easier for gullible people to begin associating that country with negativity, and see those citizens through that lens.

Back in the day, Ebony magazine did an EXCELLENT job of depicting regular everyday life for Black countries.

 

[frush11]

One of the benefits of the internet is that can see and learn about everyday life and routines of people in different countries.
In previous generations, the only time a foreign country was reported/covered was for something negative happening.
It was easier for gullible people to begin associating that country with negativity, and see those citizens through that lens.

Back in the day, Ebony magazine did an EXCELLENT job of depicting regular everyday life for Black countries.

I need to go find those issues.

 

[frush11]

@Sankofa Alwayz this is the channel My Brother works for. He's doing the interview. Its so funny I look nothing like him(he's Mom is Gambian, I'm full Sierra Leone)

 

[Big Mountain Hélà]

 

[OsO]

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

In the spirit of logic, I don't see an issue with it especially if you're going to have people from the continent kill themselves to make it to Europe or basically any other high income country. I think we can all safely assume there are more British or even American citizens descended from Ghana more than we have white citizens in Ghana.

 

[Wiseborn]

In the spirit of logic, I don't see an issue with it especially if you're going to have people from the continent kill themselves to make it to Europe or basically any other high income country. I think we can all safely assume there are more British or even American citizens descended from Ghana more than we have white citizens in Ghana.

I don’t want to defend it either but at the end of the day outside of america and actually including america you can buy citizenship anywhere.

So a Black person could move to Finland and a white person could move to Ghana.

Again open a business and employ people in the states and you’re in Elon did it co signed it and Trump co-signed his co-sign

 

[#BOTHSIDES]

I don’t want to defend it either but at the end of the day outside of america and actually including america you can buy citizenship anywhere.

So a Black person could move to Finland and a white person could move to Ghana.

Again open a business and employ people in the states and you’re in Elon did it co signed it and Trump co-signed his co-sign

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Come on Ghana wtf are you doing?

 

[The Fade]

Are they bringing knowledge transfer?

 

[LeaveMyHairLineAlone]

These people are from Middle East, they've been there a while setting up shops & trade.