I just touchdown in Ghana w/ a one-way ticket--let's get it!

[qwer]

I heard about Uganda, but I gave it a pass because I thought it would be a little too underdeveloped for me.

I heard it wasn't like that and I will check it out soon.

Yeah Uganda is really beautiful. It isn’t really that underdeveloped unless you go to some village.

 

[Wiseborn]

Yeah Uganda is really beautiful. It isn’t really that underdeveloped unless you go to some village.

Really the only reason I avoided it is because Oshay said he had an 8 hour blackout. Once you leave the OCED countries your gonna have occasional blackout but as I traveled I learned there were work arounds for that.

I also wasn't feeling the president for life steez. Since I was considering living there even though it wouldn't affect me I Linda didn't want to leave an oppressive government to go to another oppressive government.

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

I think the Brother was saying the peak age is 15 because after that alotta them get started with the bleaching and hair hats and other shyt he found unattractive, I don’t think he was checkin out 15 yr olds.

Don't feed the trolls. I going to explain this ONE more time for the trolls which is a fault of mine. First, I don't see you knneegroes calling judges for under-18 beauty pageants, family friends or random ppl pedos for acknowledging the beauty/cuteness of those who are under 18. Why did I say 15-21 is peak beauty? Because they don't have the money to buy skin bleach, perms or hair-hats. Are there grown women who don't it any of it? Duhhh. This is Afrika. But do you see women who process their natural beauty out themselves? Yes, unfortunately you do. Also, the Devil couldn't be a bigger liar than that troll by saying sayings he's ONLY SEEN ONE woman bleach when both men and women are doing it, with the most being the latter. I'm done.

Wait you never spent ANY time in Accra apart from the airport? You stayed in Kumasi the entire time?

I was there for 2.5 then Kumasi for most of the time and visited Tamale for 3 weeks.

Damn homie, I like to save a buck too but I don't want to uncomfortable. For example I stayed in a single room hostel in DR and there was a random mosquito there that bit the shyt out of me. There was no A/C so I couldn't freeze the b*stard out.

To each his own. I would suggest Nairobi or Tanzania. In fact I know a dude in TZ that owns a hostel, shyt is mixed gender though. But they also have single rooms with a TV and A/C . Considering you're an HVAC living without it must suck.

Didn't see many Fat bytches in TZ but it's a very safe country nothing will happen to you there.

You said chubby chaser but do you really mean fat bytches or just chicks with stupid fT asses?

I wanted to go to Botswana simply because I saw some chicks with huge asses there and small waists

Spoiler: You be the judge. BBW Warning:

I think you get the picture (no pun intend

kampala uganda if you want huge assess and small waists

botswana is a very safe country though

Noted

how much opportunity is there over there for someone like you who does hvac? Lotta what you posted sounds like there’s alotta real opportunities in some basic areas like building quality structures.

Little. Why? Because of credit. Customers in the US pay with credit with only the big shots paying cash. It ain't that type of party here. Most people don't have an AC system. I'm guessing 90% as well.

 

[CoryMack]

Honestly, this just sounds like you're a broke boy. How old are you to still be traveling like this? Hostels my nikka? Sorry, I don't go on any 'vacation' to be less comfortable than home. I'd be in Accra at a 4* minimum. nikkas out here getting food poisoning and sharing Hep C infected toilet seats with strangers

Most people would rather hear what it’s like for the average person as opposed to staying in a 4 star like a tourist. Especially for people talking about maybe moving over there or going for an extended time. He’s been over there for over 200 days I believe.

 

[get these nets]

I think the Brother was saying the peak age is 15 because after that alotta them get started with the bleaching and hair hats and other shyt he found unattractive, I don’t think he was checkin out 15 yr olds.

If an unknown poster made the exact same thread while vacationing in a rural part of this country, with the exact same references to 15 year olds in the town one of your great grand parents are from........do you think your reaction would be the same?

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

If an unknown poster made the exact same thread while vacationing in a rural part of this country, with the exact same references to 15 year olds in the town one of your great grand parents are from........do you think your reaction would be the same?

You're the only one that's mentioning it. Where's this smoke for the white pedos?

Most people would rather hear what it’s like for the average person as opposed to staying in a 4 star like a tourist. Especially for people talking about maybe moving over there or going for an extended time. He’s been over there for over 200 days I believe.

I left the US Sept 15 last year, stayed in Colombia for 6 months, returned for a week and been in Ghana for 217 days and I'M the broke boy. Y'all can't make this up.

 

[the bossman]

Most people would rather hear what it’s like for the average person as opposed to staying in a 4 star like a tourist. Especially for people talking about maybe moving over there or going for an extended time. He’s been over there for over 200 days I believe.

The average American breh who would move over to Ghana would only be looking at Accra at this point in time. This dude spent only a few days in the main hub of the country where all the action, opportunities, nightlife, and main development for the near future will be, then spent the majority of his time in some far out mini cities that are still 10+ years away. The only reason he did this was because he was traveling broke and didn't want to break his small budget.

You spend the majority of your time where all the action is then check out the smaller spots for a few days

 

[CoryMack]

If an unknown poster made the exact same thread while vacationing in a rural part of this country, with the exact same references to 15 year olds in the town one of your great grand parents are from........do you think your reaction would be the same?

I’m not talking about an unknown poster so there’s no need for the hypothetical. As I’ve said I’ve been familiar with dude for years and never seen anything questionable.

I’m also not going to pretend like I don’t know that y’all focused on that statement simply because some of y’all didn’t like what he was saying in general.

 

[CoryMack]

The average American breh who would move over to Ghana would only be looking at Accra at this point in time. This dude spent only a few days in the main hub of the country where all the action, opportunities, nightlife, and main development for the near future will be, then spent the majority of his time in some far out mini cities that are still 10+ years away. The only reason he did this was because he was traveling broke and didn't want to break his small budget.

You spend the majority of your time where all the action is then check out the smaller spots for a few days

no need arguing about another man’s money that’s lame. and maybe he ain’t the average cat. He’s been gone for a year and hasn’t had to work so that says all I need to know. he ain’t just some talker and I respect that.

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

The average American breh who would move over to Ghana would only be looking at Accra at this point in time. This dude spent only a few days in the main hub of the country where all the action, opportunities, nightlife, and main development for the near future will be, then spent the majority of his time in some far out mini cities that are still 10+ years away. The only reason he did this was because he was traveling broke and didn't want to break his small budget.

You spend the majority of your time where all the action is then check out the smaller spots for a few days

Kumasi (historically spelled Comassie or Coomassie and usually spelled Kumase in Twi)[3] is a city in Ashanti Region, and is among the largest metropolitan areas in Ghana. Kumasi is near Lake Bosomtwe, in a rain forest region, and is the commercial, industrial and cultural capital of the historical Ashanti Empire. Kumasi is approximately 500 kilometres (300 mi) north of the Equator and 200 kilometres (100 mi) north of the Gulf of Guinea. Kumasi is alternatively known as "The Garden City"[4] because of its many beautiful species of flowers and plants in the past. It is also called Osei Tutu's town). The second largest city in Ghana after the capital Accra.[5]

Population
(2020 est.)
• Total 3,348,000 [1]

 

[get these nets]

I’m not talking about an unknown poster so there’s no need for the hypothetical. As I’ve said I’ve been familiar with dude for years and never seen anything questionable.

I’m also not going to pretend like I don’t know that y’all focused on that statement simply because some of y’all didn’t like what he was saying in general.

You didn't answer the question.
If an outsider made the exact same statement about a rural town where you have roots, how would you feel about the deliberate mention of young teens?

You and other members have spoken about people needing to check members of their ethnicities on certain matters. OP and I have the same background.

If you didn't know him and he had a Haitian flag as avi, and posted the exact same thing about an AA rural town and 15-21 year olds, I'm not sure you'd have the same reaction.

I think he might feel some kind of way reading a tourist in Haiti mentioning teens that way.

His observation about the town and people are his opinion, his take on the adult women is clouded by what I mentioned earlier. He tripped himself up with his own words in the Inspector Deck post I made so I get it.
Not one person here is offended or upset to read about bad infrastructure in rural parts of a developing country.
I am not shocked to read about hair pieces/skin bleaching use in a developing country, it occurs in Haiti and everywhere there are Black people. Developing and Western countries.
So "didn't like what he was saying in general"? How?

 

[CoryMack]

You didn't answer the question.
If an outsider made the exact same statement about a rural town where you have roots, how would you feel about the deliberate mention of young teens?

You and other members have spoken about people needing to check members of their ethnicities on certain matters. OP and I have the same background.

If you didn't know him and he had a Haitian flag as avi, and posted the exact same thing about an AA rural town and 15-21 year olds, I'm not sure you'd have the same reaction.

I think he might feel some kind of way reading a tourist in Haiti mentioning teens that way.

His observation about the town and people are his opinion, his take on the adult women is clouded by what I mentioned earlier. He tripped himself up with his own words in the Inspector Deck post I made so I get it.
Not one person here is offended or upset to read about bad infrastructure in rural parts of a developing country.
I am not shocked to read about hair pieces/skin bleaching use in a developing country, it occurs in Haiti and everywhere there are Black people. Developing and Western countries.
So "didn't like what he was saying in general"? How?

And I’m not gonna answer it because as I’ve said it has no bearing here. You’re just doubling down, you know that man wasn’t ill-intentioned, and if you didn’t his explanation should be sufficient for anyone who wasn’t grasping for something.You’re not a stupid man. Lotta these dudes are but you’re not, so I won’t let you pretend you are even for a little while.

 

[Wiseborn]

Don't feed the trolls. I going to explain this ONE more time for the trolls which is a fault of mine. First, I don't see you knneegroes calling judges for under-18 beauty pageants, family friends or random ppl pedos for acknowledging the beauty/cuteness of those who are under 18. Why did I say 15-21 is peak beauty? Because they don't have the money to buy skin bleach, perms or hair-hats. Are there grown women who don't it any of it? Duhhh. This is Afrika. But do you see women who process their natural beauty out themselves? Yes, unfortunately you do. Also, the Devil couldn't be a bigger liar than that troll by saying sayings he's ONLY SEEN ONE woman bleach when both men and women are doing it, with the most being the latter. I'm done.


I was there for 2.5 then Kumasi for most of the time and visited Tamale for 3 weeks.

Spoiler: You be the judge. BBW Warning:

I think you get the picture (no pun intend



Noted

Little. Why? Because of credit. Customers in the US pay with credit with only the big shots paying cash. It ain't that type of party here. Most people don't have an AC system. I'm guessing 90% as well.

It's the chicken or the egg thing Africa is poor because they don't have money, they don't have money because they're poor. Frankly Ghana is doing the right thing by getting the pro Blacks to visit or live there. Then using them to get their money up to get their economy going. It's the same reason why the deal with Chinese, they're loaning them money so they can build their economy.

Low key the average African was born in a village ive seen people in Mombasa with heat rashes, bit if youve never had A/C you can't miss what you never had.

They need diasporans with money to create a demand for shyt there.
Low key I kinda like the janky shyt. I went to Fun city in Dar in TZ it's a big water park. But it's like fukk your safety standards. They have these huge water slides that gave me a headache because they used way too much water on the slides you fly down the slide and bump against the walls. There's no way they'd allow that in America, same thing with the merry go round that shyt spinned so fast I was dizzy for 30 minutes.

You can build shyt super quick because there's no rules or standards this indian guy built a whole mall on land with poor drainage. He had to tear that shyt down ten years after he built it.

Unfettered capitalism at its best.

 

[Wiseborn]

You didn't answer the question.
If an outsider made the exact same statement about a rural town where you have roots, how would you feel about the deliberate mention of young teens?

You and other members have spoken about people needing to check members of their ethnicities on certain matters. OP and I have the same background.

If you didn't know him and he had a Haitian flag as avi, and posted the exact same thing about an AA rural town and 15-21 year olds, I'm not sure you'd have the same reaction.

I think he might feel some kind of way reading a tourist in Haiti mentioning teens that way.

His observation about the town and people are his opinion, his take on the adult women is clouded by what I mentioned earlier. He tripped himself up with his own words in the Inspector Deck post I made so I get it.
Not one person here is offended or upset to read about bad infrastructure in rural parts of a developing country.
I am not shocked to read about hair pieces/skin bleaching use in a developing country, it occurs in Haiti and everywhere there are Black people. Developing and Western countries.
So "didn't like what he was saying in general"? How?

I give African chicks especially those not from West Africa a pass on hair hats. Not to shyt on them but men do t know how involved it is taking care of Black hair. Go past a number two guard on your hair and you have to really take care of it especially if you want long hair. Shea butter is made in West Africa you can get that shyt by the bucket full in Ghana. But that shyt in Kenya costs like 20 dollar s a pound, you need deep conditioners apple cider vinegar and shyt like that. It's cheaper to get some braids or a weave. At least in East Africa you'll see chicks rocking a short 'fro here and there. But the average chick doesn't have the money to properly manage natural hairstyles.

If ADOS women wore natural hair more often it would inspire African women to do the same.

 

[TheKongoEmpire]

It's the chicken or the egg thing Africa is poor because they don't have money, they don't have money because they're poor. Frankly Ghana is doing the right thing by getting the pro Blacks to visit or live there. Then using them to get their money up to get their economy going. It's the same reason why the deal with Chinese, they're loaning them money so they can build their economy.

Low key the average African was born in a village ive seen people in Mombasa with heat rashes, bit if youve never had A/C you can't miss what you never had.

They need diasporans with money to create a demand for shyt there.
Low key I kinda like the janky shyt. I went to Fun city in Dar in TZ it's a big water park. But it's like fukk your safety standards. They have these huge water slides that gave me a headache because they used way too much water on the slides you fly down the slide and bump against the walls. There's no way they'd allow that in America, same thing with the merry go round that shyt spinned so fast I was dizzy for 30 minutes.

You can build shyt super quick because there's no rules or standards this indian guy built a whole mall on land with poor drainage. He had to tear that shyt down ten years after he built it.

Unfettered capitalism at its best.

The Most Honorable Dr. Amos Wilson (pbuh) stated that Afrikans (us) aren't poor. If that was the case, we would'nt foreigners, fakers and fools coming in to our "poor" areas making money off of us to send their children to schools we can't afford. This is a world of finite resources and time waits for no man.