Hundreds of African Americans resettle in Ghana

[NotMyL]

This is so awesome, more of them should be doing this and helping build their nation. Africa should be doing more to attract these people, especially the young educated ones. I noticed African Americans recently started traveling more so this might actually happen.

 

[Karim]

I don't care.

 

[CaliTedesse]

I don't care.

Co-sign

 

[911]

Ghana will emerge as the hottest tourist spot in West Africa, trust me.
They recently had an event in Ghana called Afrochella, and many Black American celebrities attended.

 

[Basra]

This is so awesome, more of them should be doing this and helping build their nation. Africa should be doing more to attract these people, especially the young educated ones. I noticed African Americans recently started traveling more so this might actually happen.

 

[GBTarmy]

good for them, Ghana has interesting future more so than Nigeria.

 

[whitehartlane]

good for them, Ghana has interesting future more so than Nigeria.

Nigerian people and Ghanaians are 2 galaxies away from each other..Nigerians are scammers, liars, thieves and have zero loyalty to anything..

 

[Striker]

Nigerian people and Ghanaians are 2 galaxies away from each other..Nigerians are scammers, liars, thieves and have zero loyalty to anything..

I wonder what do the Nigerians do with their vast oil resource?

Do they drink it or what?

 

[GBTarmy]

Nigerian people and Ghanaians are 2 galaxies away from each other..Nigerians are scammers, liars, thieves and have zero loyalty to anything..

yeah they are worlds apart

 

[AussieHustler]

@911
Also, Ghana's diverse economy is growing steadily at a good rate for a while now and their future looks brilliant because they are one of the economic miracles of Africa. In a joint venture with China, they are making Ghanian automobiles called Kantanka and exporting electric cars this year. Hurdaayoo, Africa weey duushey.

Ghana will emerge as the hottest tourist spot in West Africa, trust me.
They recently had an event in Ghana called Afrochella, and many Black American celebrities attended.

 

[Striker]

@AussieHustler

Strong democracy, growing economy, political stability and decent security.

Seems like they have a great future.

 

[Sol]

That house though

 

[Ugaaso]

Keep them and their trashy "culture "far away from Somalia.

 

[AussieHustler]

@AussieHustler

Strong democracy, growing economy, political stability and decent security.

Seems like they have a great future.

@Lukaku

Yep, while most of Africa are experiencing a brain drain of intellectuals and innovators and they are leaving for greener pastures, many well educated Ghanaians are returning to take advantage of the situation there. The Ghanaian government is also promoting to educated African Americans that Ghana is their ancestral home and they are welcome to return. Win/win situation for both.

 

[Striker]

Keep them and their trashy "culture "far away from Somalia.

The non Somalis who move to Somalia permanently are Jihadi Johns

Kulaha keep their trashy culture far away from Somalia

 

[Shuusa]

Keep them and their trashy "culture "far away from Somalia.

Ghana culture isn’t trashy, I love their cultural dance and dresses.

 

[Ugaaso]

The non Somalis who move to Somalia permanently are Jihadi Johns

Kulaha keep their trashy culture far away from Somalia

the Jihadi Johns too idiot





@Shuusa not Ghana, the AA's.

 

[Striker]

the Jihadi Johns too idiot





@Shuusa not Ghana, the AA's.

Why would an AA move to Somalia?

 

[AussieHustler]

Ghana schoolboy launches $13 million drive for Somali kids ... cedis or about $13 million for his cause by walking office to office collecting donations in Ghana.


Andrew Adansi-Bonnah is 11 and during his eight-week school holiday, he wants to raise 20 million Ghanaian cedis or about $13 million for his cause by walking office to office collecting donations in Ghana.

As international aid agencies scramble for donations for East Africa's famine victims, one multi-million-dollar fundraising drive has come from an unexpected source: a West African schoolboy.

Andrew Adansi-Bonnah is 11. And during his eight-week school holiday, he wants to raise 20 million Ghanaian cedis — or about $13 million — for his cause by walking office to office collecting donations in Ghana's capital, Accra.

Since starting the drive Aug. 1, he has collected about $6,500 in pledges for the fund he started after consulting with UNICEF and the U.N.'s World Food Program. His father, schoolteacher Samuel Adansi-Bonnah, donated his entire July salary of about $500.

Andrew said he was inspired by images of skeletal babies and stick-thin children he saw on television, which led him to name his campaign Save Somali Children from Hunger.

"There are hungry people in Ghana but our situation is not as desperate as the people of Somalia," said the skinny, soft-spoken boy.

The United Nations estimates more than 12 million people across East Africa need food aid because of a long-running drought that has sent more than 100,000 people fleeing to refugee camps. Somalia has been hit the hardest. U.S. officials estimate the famine has killed 29,000 children in the past three months.

The U.N. has yet to raise half of the $2.4 billion it has requested from donor countries. The U.N. says the famine is expected to spread to all regions of southern Somalia in the next four to six weeks unless more aid can be delivered.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/44122412/...nches-million-drive-somali-kids/#.XLs1CnduJjo

 

[Ugaaso]

Why would an AA move to Somalia?

Same reason they moved to Ghana for.