Really enjoyed this! You both did so well. There's something very relatable about you Marintia!

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You are very sweet and humble daughter. You represent the family well and I sure dad and mom are very proud of you. Glad to hear 👂🏾 and see 👀 an inspirational life

Great, I just subscribed are you single 😀 Ezebike@yahoo.com

Marintia you must have a very interesting personality.👍️

I forgot to give you notice my bad !

I don't mean to rush you but... Hurry up would ya!

Nice ... most def. waiting for that

I'll be watching. I'm all for GH content.

really?, can't wait ♥️

Can i ask what schools they went to ?

@Culture Freedom , In my view, American education is excellent beginning in graduate school. For high school, I would go to Africa and then choose a very competitive American college, then cap it with a top notch graduate school. I hope this helps!

@Culture Freedom , I actually know the American education system quite well, I think. I got all my advanced degrees there (in 3 different states); so have 2 of my siblings. I am aware of the disparities in the American education system, but we are not talking about the extremes, we are talking about the norm. There are splendid American high schools of course; but if you were to take the average American public high school, in any state, my contention is that on average, students graduating high school in my country (Gabon) have a stronger curriculum. The same seems to be true in other African countries and the performance of African students abroad attest to this. Where the difference is made is in higher education where Africa is significantly lacking at the moment and the resources of American universities are unmatched even by Europe and Asia. I hope my point is clearer.

@Culture Freedom i seeing you in the comments section mad like chill, it is true what they are saying American universities are great and got more opportunities but when it came to graded school and high school it is tougher in africa what do you think a lot African students in America are in honor rolls and going to Ivy League school. When I first came here I thought it was super easy too. When I use to go to school in Togo🇹🇬 damn school was a bitch but still like tho, I use go to school by 6am by 7 am you are late and you get punish maybe they change it now, we will go home at 12 am sleep a little bit and go back to school at 2 pm and came home by 5 pm if you failed a years your stay in that class until you pass it meaning you can stay in that class for 5 years without moving to another grade, we have exam at end of the year and it they hardest exam of the year which will decide if you’re staying that class or moving ( ex of exam: bac (that one of they hardest ) if you pass it that mean you are going to university during the announced the results, you see a lot of people crying of joy or because they fail and they have to stay in that class, and it celebrated too when my brother pass the Test they will put baby powder on you it like a celebration for passing the test) and they do they same exam in France too, you type on KZfaq you will see how stressful it is because it your future you’re dealing with. We are rank in the class through our work and dare not be the last. Dare not talk to your teacher in disrespectful way I was shocked when I came here. And you can’t use any note on quiz, test, exam you are taking. So yay it was though I use to be so happy when we don’t have school. That pretty much they average school system some public school are even harder.

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@@AnnaAcheampong hi vanessa thank you you interesting video. I'm african living in japan since 1996. A father of 3 hafu or mix kids. Of japanese african. Lots of love from: japan.

Vanessa i'm sorry for the mistake. Thank you for your interesting video. Sayonara.

Aahw thank you so much 😊

Rawlings’ dad is from Scotland.

@@mamat3775 Yes exactly.

Liar.His father is from Scotland

How ironic I'm reading this now when we just lost our Papa J😭

chewer!

@@maxk5831.......chewer indeed !! 😂😂

@nelson Lea Fuck off! There were no black women here back in the day. Have you ever been out of your state? Grow up.

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I know right !! I thought it's just me noticing this she's really good at it

When melanin call you a name it's not really bad in the sense that they are superior to you , it's just our way of seeing someone different. Not with hate or prejudice

Obroni is same as oyinbo or onye ocha in Nigeria, right?

@@incrediblestevrhymz2260 yes

Thank you 😊

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@Culture Freedom how many of them leave. Stop generalizing everything.

@Culture Freedom perhaps research the history of Ghana in the 90s and early 2000s and you will understand why the middle class send their kids to school abroad

Yep! Toughens you for any eventually. Edit: but needs to upgrade further.

Thank you for the insight

@@AnnaAcheampong I love the interview ..am intrigued....much love from 254....new subi..!!

@nelson Lea Both ladies have Ghanaian heritage, they each have a Ghanaian father. Marintia actually grew up in both Japan and Ghana and attended high school in Ghana.

nshw3swh3 3nim...........mo pr3

@sakasaka mogo lol

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Are you suggesting that there aren't enough or no qualified Ghanaian professionals with experience in hospitality management to work with her? Why does she need to hire diasporeans?

Of cos. Check her channel