Wode Maya, a Ghanaian Yotuber has expressed delight about African-Americans returning to Africa and investing in the continent.
.In an interview on his Youtube page he express excitement about African-Americans coming back to Africa and making it their home again.He stresses that they must be proud of their African heritage and eccourages African-Americans to feel the same.
According to him It’s a big deal for the speaker to see African-Americans investing in Africa and doing business with Africans.He shares how an African Amercian is building river front luxury apartments in Ghana, a move that underscores the significance of African-Americans becoming integral to Africa’s ongoing development and transformative journey.
He pledges unwavering support to aid this journey of reconnection and resettlement, affirming their commitment to stand by African-Americans until Africa becomes their cherished home once more.
Wood Maya thinks it’s super important for African-Americans to be part of Africa’s development and promise to support African-Americans until they feel at home in Africa. Touching on life in Africa, he points out life in Africa is different from the fast-paced life in America. , there’s more time for family and friends, which is really valuable and encourages more African Ameicans to embrace their heritage.
He mentions the importance of having time for family and friends in Africa compared to the constant rat race in America. He is thrilled about African-Americans returning to Africa, investing in the continent, and connecting with their heritage and particularly excited to see African-Americans investing in Africa and doing business with Africans. Wode emphasizes the importance of African-Americans taking part in the development and revolution happening in Africa touching on how an African Amerian is building luxury homes in Ghana.
Overall, the conversation revolves around the speaker’s excitement about African-Americans returning to Africa and investing in the continent, as well as their personal experiences and observations.
Source : Joycelyn Marigold – Africa Home Building News