FactsHappy Holidays ya'll.
May peace be to you.
In Ghana: Breh at customs told me "Welcome Back Home" when in checked. Almost cried.
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Bih call me senpai
OP canceled that ogun juice subscription and he ain’t looking backYou gonna wear a dashiki and start eating jollof and fufu, breh?
simple and to the point, thanks for the answers brehs
I'm not into Black division, but I've met some Nigerians who were anti-American, so that's why I asked
I didn't ask because I thought Africans didn't like AAs in general, or even a fair amount of Africans
I just didn't want to be naive and not ask, just in case
what's funny is we Americans even scout other states in America before going there blind
just saying that to say it was nothing personal to the African brehs in here
Don’t know what you’re talking about my friend, and I don’t think you do either.
You don't know my shoe collection, but it ain't no air Jordan
I've been to Ghana last year and on 2018. Glorious trips back home
It's just too expensive during Christmas season
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I experienced the same thing when I went for the year of return. They hit me with the welcome home then when I went outside they had the dancers waiting on me like a scene from Coming to America.
I caught them off guard I when I hit em with that medase
I'm planning my trip to Kigali next. Just waiting to hear back from some contacts in the Rwanda Development Board before finalizing my flight plans.
I caught them off guard I when I hit em with that medase
I'm planning my trip to Kigali next. Just waiting to hear back from some contacts in the Rwanda Development Board before finalizing my flight plans.
I experienced the same thin when I went. Even had multiple cats told me I should just stay
OP canceled that ogun juice subscription and he ain’t looking back
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Tell us about your experience in Ghana breh. How were you treated when you left the airport
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I got my American flag tied around my head like a towel.Better rep yo flag over there. Don’t forget your roots now
the kid
Real Esquire, Not the Magazine
All of this. Me and my wife went to Accra for our honeymoon. Amazing experience. Loved every minute. Went to Nairobi and Mombasa on a follow up trip and it was even better. The people showed love from the time we landed to the time we departed. We are heading to Cape Town in 2024.
ajnapoleon
Veteran
Nah I hear now that FBA are not and never been AfricansShould've told him you were native to America, then spit on his ancestors for selling you
I thought they was all enemies tho
was i told wrong?
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Make sure you do the wine tram attraction departing from capetown
I thought you couldn’t go to Canada with a record eitherAs an American with a record, you can basically go anywhere on earth not named North Korea, Iran, or Venezuela. Even countries with a visa on arrival won't do any due diligence on your background with a US passport.
The true difficulty is moving there long-term with a record. It's doable, but would require a decent amount of bribery. Tbh, for the right price you could buy a whole citizenship in an African country if you know the right folks.
In fact what I love most about the continent is that this level of leniency with the laws is available to anybody with a little cash; whereas, in America you basically gotta be a billionaire or a mob boss to get the same leeway.
