Diaspora Link: Ghana never feels strange when I’m here because of how my parents raised me – Entrepreneur

She explained that regardless of that switch in locations and environments, her parents have ensured that she and her siblings do not feel lost whenever they come back to Ghana.

“My mom is one of eight, and all her sisters have like their little house in the compound and me and my cousins are very close. I was literally in Koforidua yesterday, and we’re all very close. My cousins have kids of their own now, and I’m really grateful for how my parents raised me because Ghana never feels strange when I’m here; I’m very comfortable when I’m here… and so it’s a blessing honestly,” she stated.

Akosua Ayim, who is the Principal of Meraki Africa Agency, said this on the latest edition of Diaspora Link on GhanaWeb TV.

Diaspora Link is a high energy, fun and deep dive in-person interview where we talk about the challenges, opportunities and solutions around bridging the gap between Africa and the Diaspora through your particular journey and work.

It shows every Sunday 5 p.m. GMT (9 a.m. PT/ 12 p.m. ET) exclusively on GhanaWeb TV.

Watch her full interview here: