They will sell,and sell, until there's none to sell anymore.

They HV sold most of the lands, especially the politicians

There’s something called living in harmony with the environment. Blanket rules and laws that prevent people from building their homes is the wrong approach and stifles development. The government and chiefs could come up with protected areas but allow people to build their homes in other approved areas as well.

@@dadoboye1536 Totally, but is that being done, African governments are rarely proactive but more so reactionary or absent, they wait until a problem is out of control instead of applying foresight in the midst of development. Are they even involved? The real estate agent says it is the responsibility of the buyers to pitch in to build roads as if that should not be integrated in the developers plan with the approbation of the local government. Are only house owners driving on these roads?

The fact is land in Ghana is owned by Chiefs and Families. The government can however acquire land anywhere it chooses for national development, but has to pay compensation to the land owners.

I'm even surprised.

How would you advise to go about getting land without problems

Stop buying. These undeveloped areas. No roads. No lights no running water. Hoping for future development u are taking your self backwards let them develop the plots.

Visit the carribbean better development

Very true Sir

Word appreciate that brother! I need to research gun laws.

I totally agree

The are organized plans for the development but corruption has prevailed over it.

Yes sis, preach!

I agree with you 100%. Our leaders are something else.

Should take ‘Merica’s model of public land, everyone should have access to some land to camp, hunt fish etc in as basic part of being human

Good one, it's really important to mention this. There is more to development they fancy mansions, and scryscraper buildings.

Yes, very soon the serenity of aburi will change.

@@koobae6584 hmm the chief must sit up

@@stnewmann8213 listen we got millions of them ok so relax

@@apapapabiapa763 you've got million of what? Dont you realise how dusty and red everywhere is becoming?

@@swanzyyard w Where ?? So where do u want people to leave aburi is not the only place in Ghana Ghana got a lot of green site if u want to talk talk about gold mining companies not people trying to build up houses

Let me know which part of Aburi do you want we have lands here in Tutu, Shai Hills, Apollonia, Adukrom Hills, Oyibi, Akwepem mountains,and Dodowa.Lands are measured by 1 plot : 70 feet (wideness) X 100 feet/length. 2 plots :140 feet(wideness) X 200 feet/length. 3 plots: 210 feet/wideness X 300 feet/length An acre: that's 4 plots combined If you want to buy a land here in Ghana 🇬🇭 and visit or relocate here just like our family coming back to the motherland I'm here to take you through what you want.Thanks !

@@fredkofiodoom5499 wow!

until after every single tree is replaced with building blocks.

So beautiful it is

Very good point you make here. We have the opportunity to move forward with environment friendly Green Tech, Solar Energy Raffia Palm constructon, atmospere to water condensation systems, and etc. Setting a blue print of what this looks like can be established for every future development. Loving Vanessa's video content too!

Thank you. I’m really fascinated by the natural world and nature.

@@VanessaKanbi me too, I acquired 26 hectares of forest, to make my farm and stayed in the green, tired of the big city, I love what you do.

An acre of land here are 4 plots combined so 2 acres are 8 plots here.Living at the countryside/ off grid is now hot cake as many African Americans Diasporans are relocating here and buying lands especially here in Eastern Region of Ghana Aburi, Tutu, Adukrom Hills,Shai Hills, Apollonia, Akwepem mountains,and Dodowa.It just depends on seriousness and willingness to make the MOVE/EXODUS here in Ghana 🇬🇭 just like other Diasporans relocating in their numbers.

They all vary so I didn’t include price. His details are in description

I loved it there!

hi am interested can you help

Make the MOVE/EXODUS just like you fellow Diasporans here who are coming and relocating to the MOTHERLAND day by day.Trust me you will love it here most ! My advice for you is try as much as possible and get yourself a land here in Ghana 🇬🇭 first before making the move.Lands are available here in Tutu, Adukrom Hills, Oyibi, Appolonia, Shai Hills, Dodowa, Akwepem mountains,and Aburi.

Thank you 🙌🏽

Relax ok Ghana got millions of green site so chill please

@@apapapabiapa763 which millions are you talking about? Show us and stop replying to comments

Please start a massive youth group to plant trees and fight to protect the forest and exotic birds, animals and the agricultural farming lands. Any building must have 30% for open fields and trees/forest. All building permits must require geotechnical sampling reports and no walls around houses and plant 10 trees for any shrub or tree cut. Get the secondary school students and youth to stand up and fight for Aburi. The chiefs are selling lands just for money and do not care about the youth and the future. The Minister of Roads promised to stop and bulldoze the houses on hillside and build the Kitase-Berekuso Road but nothing is done. Get up Stand up and Fight. Organize and Demonstrate every Saturday.

@apa papabi spa, Ghana is a small country and it cannot absorb the massive foreigners coming in. There are not enough green areas to support the biodiversity and agriculture. We are going to run out of natural ground water very soon. There are poor native farmers who are been dislocated and have lost their livelihood to foreigners. The climate is changing and it will cause massive water shortages and affect electricity production. Massive community health issues with sanitation problems increasing. Dust and human suffering of the poor will increase and no future land and agriculture land for the next generation. Please we need to control immigration of foreigners and STOP the destruction of the forest in Aburi now. This is serious matter and Nation Security Issue for the Government. Minister for Roads should construct the Kitase Berekuso Road and Bulldoze down all the illegal houses on the hillside as he promised 3 years ago.

@@larrysq4851 Ghana is bush you fool. Stop chanting rubbish when you don’t even know anything about your own country.

Thank you

I'm interested. Do you mean I have to go to the chief at brekusu for the land? Thanks!

@@maameserwah3364 did you ever get an answer?

@@ladysaw999 Nope

You're welcome here ! I will take you through acquiring a land here in Aburi, Tutu, Dodowa, Adukrom Hills, Oyibi, Akwepem mountains,or Shai Hills. Lands are measured by 1 plot that's 70 feet (wideness) X 100 feet/length. 2 plots: 140 feet /wideness X 200 feet by length 3 plots: 210 feet(wideness) X 300 feet/length. An acre: that's 4 plots combined. Let stay in touch if you're ready for the go.

its already happening.

Sorry it’s already happening 🤷🏽‍♀️

Exactly, it might already be happening but we should speed it up. As a Ghanaian born and raised in the diaspora and seeing this happen here (rich Russians, Arabs and Chinese pushing up the house prices in London). I don’t want to see this happen Ghana and o don’t want my friends, cousins etc to experience what I’m experiencing here. KZfaqrs are not helping the situation as they are just looking for content and likes.

If the government of Ghana had an organized way to guarantee land title, provide actual ownership, a simple path to citizenship for the diaspora, AND a land-use plan. This would all be addressed.

@@PRINCESSGEMINI1987 you must go back & advise your government on better and more sustainable development. I understand Chinese & Arabs(Lebanese)already snatching up best lands& owning the most lucrative businesses in Ghana& Nigeria. The diasporas must go back to build& guide development in west Africa

Yes really lovely

Wow! African come to USA in boat loads even doing fake marriages and the nerve to say this

Who is a foreigner?

@@pretty2025 he is surely as ignorant person a d don’t for e everyone anyway- talk is cheap

@@pretty2025 am sorry but you can’t see Africans, you should address his comments as an individual

​@@pretty2025 Ask yourself why Africans should not come in "boat loads" as you have put it When good government and good leadership who want to do right by their people are constantly toppled, A S S A S S I N A T E D or sab-ota-ged by your government. ...Do you also know that Africans are deported in boat loads as well? ...Do you know that the reason why many Africans are involved in fake marriages is because your government makes it close to impossible to gain resident papers or citizenship without resorting to such measures? ...Do you know that your government uses ill-eg-al im-migran-ts for che-ap lab-our, take tax-es from them and make sure they never get a pen-sion after years of lab-our? ...Are you aware of your governments activities in Africa and the global south? ....Do you know that your government is constantly pill-ag-ing Africa for its re-sourc-es? ....Do you know that your government is busy using Africa as a dumpster for its e-waste which is polluting the environments and creating serious health issues in Ghana? ....Do you know that your government dumps old clothing that African countries don't have the capacity to dispose of in Africa. Do you know this pollutes our environments, creates health issues and destroys our clothing industries which then results in the poverty that forces Africans to go to your country in "boat loads" as you put it? ....Do you know that your government dumps other cheap worthless subsidised goods that is often not fit for human consumption in African countries and destroys domestic industries. ...Do you know that your government controls how many foreigners can come, or stay in your country, what properties they can have or invest in? ....Do you know that your country makes policies to insure that the means of production in your country is predominantly controlled by the government and its citizens and not foreigners and that the majority of the economy is also in their hands and not in the hands of foreigners? ....Do you know the total population of Africans in your country, or, you don't know anything that will discredit the argument you are advancing in the interest of exploiting a developing country. GHANA IS A SOVEREIGN NATION and just like your country believes it has the right to self determine, so does Ghana! GH must protect its self and its citizenry from E X P L O I T A T I V E opportunists like yourself. Ghana and its citizens should come first!! PERIODT!!!!

Stay in ur country we hare foreigners

@Sira Loli you're more than welcome 🙏🏾

@@kwameeugene2502 no she isnt

If you're saying what I'm thinking, "planning" is important. I don't think some of the best laid out towns and cities happened by accident and I don't think individual owners can randomly create a great town.

Exactly

exactly, people will just start building like crazy. urban planning in ghana is a joke.

@@SiaLi- Lisa, i know you have sound reason to say that. I remember from grade school that Benjamin Benneker helped designed Washington DC in the 1800s or so. I've also seen beautiful sky views of orchards and farming plots over Europe. I'd be curious to start my own study of whats going on in this regard in West Africa. If anything you've come across has piqued your interest in the past, kindly past back here anytime in future. I would really appreciate your view.

I don't think land is randomly sold by chiefs in Ghana. The chiefs sell the land but most land/areas today have a site plan which is issued by the govt as he explains a bit at 07:48. There's a form of plan in place, but defs needs to be improved

So then because of this reason you have then by the time you realize buying a land , the prices have quadrippled.If you don't know ask we the natives here and we will tell you what to do after buying a land.

@@fredkofiodoom5499 I was married to a Ghanaian military police. I saw first hand what some did to others unoccupied land.

@@arencibia09 So I'm here to guide you, that is not a sign of giving up okay.I have lands here in Oyibi and Dodowa and I have them fenced for 9 years now.Since it rains here often ,on weekends when I'm less busy I visit my plots and do some little excercise by weeding.I know of Dzorwulu very well I used to work in a hotel closer to Fiesta Royal Hotel. Let be friends !

No stay in usa we sick tired of u people stay in usa

@@kennykross3306 u fine?

@@user-is3tn2hp1f nope lmao, he sounds very bitter, probably a troll

@@kennykross3306 I was planning to come to Ghana to start some business and help people but I guess you guys do want us

@@mr.johndoe2659 again people already helping themselves so it is ur choice to come .dont come here with intention that people can't help themselves cause many have jobs .

😅 i was but we move 😅

I have never seen any snakes in Ghana. I know they exist but have not seen any. Whenever I was in Gabon, I stuck to the paved areas since I know they have the Gabon viper.

@@VanessaKanbi Phew! Keep up the good work... great videos and inspirational

I hope I never see one.

This is standard, I’m even scared of snakes and I’ve been doing it since my teens with my mum (second trip to Ghana) and now I do it on my own.

Yes

And Aburi is not that far from Accra.

Tetteh Quarshie memorial hospital is a stone thrown away

😅

What if i take tea without sugar? 😆🤣😂

Everyone in Japan drinks tea without sugar :)

@@otsuspyre1841 please focus on land and road.Not tea without sugar.

@@abduleleshin4274 You're right. I was just joking.