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After the whole accident thing with my brother, one thing I’ve learned is to just live. I was doing that in the beginning but at a point I became so buried in my goals and aspirations. Not anymore though. I dont think I’m ever going to postpone fun. Henceforth if there’s even a slight chance for me to go out and do things that make me happy, I’m jumping on it.

Anyway, I went to Palm Gardens Resort with my baby girl and to be honest, I was mostly living in the moment than vlogging but it was all fine. Okay, enough of the talking. I hope you enjoy the video.

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Hello everyone, this is a video of me making fresh tangerine juice with a juicer for the first time. It was fun handling a juicer for the first time even though it’s been in the kitchen for years. I mostly prefer eating fruits to drinking them and that’s why I’ve never touched the juicer until now.

In the end, my brother liked the juice more than I did because I’m not a huge fan of juice.

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Hello everyone, this is a vlog of me preparing my Favourite food, banku and garden eggs stew with my brother who claims to be a chef doing a voiceover of the process.

This video was made the last time I went inside my mom’s kitchen. I don’t know for other people but for my very African mother, she doesnt like it when I enter her kitchen with cameras and all so I had to bribe her.

I also had to bribe her to use her special pan for the stew because there’s something magical about it. I can’t explain. And oh she says it’s older than me and doesnt play with it at all.

Also, the special ingredient for banku is love. Trust me, I learned how to cook banku when I was 12 years. If you cook with anger, hatred and any other unpleasant emotions, it won’t come out great.

Enjoy the video.

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This is a very random vlog of Abenad being Abenad and some breathtaking view of Accra-Ghana at night from the mountain. For the very obvious reasons, I just can't get enough of that view. Also, if you look closely, you'll @bipolar95 down there somewhere. I guess she finally found her soulmate in Ghana. Congratulations girl.

Sometimes, I want to sit down, look into the camera and talk but I have nothing to say so until I get what to say, I will keep on talking about that Arabian Prince I'm looking for. Let me stop here so you can enjoy the video.

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Hello everyone, I just wanted to share this vlog with you all. You guys will find @bipolar95 at the latter part of the vlog and from the information I gathered, she was out there looking for the love of her life. I believe if she’s not finding him on land, there’s a high possibility that he’s probably in the ocean.

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I’m actually giving myself a huge bombastic side eye while writing this because I’ve had this in my gallery for about a month or so. And there was absolutely no reason why I was holding on to it. So here it is: a random Saturday in my life.

To be honest, most times, I even forgot I was vlogging because I was living in the moment all the time. And then my friends would remind me, “madam vlogger, where is your camera”

I’m definitely going to upload more vlogs this year so stay tuned! Also, let me know if you like the surprise view at the end of the vlog.

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I wrote about Detty December yesterday and promised to show you all the Takoradi-Ghana version. Here I am, fulfilling my promise. So there’s something I forgot to add to yesterday’s post. Accra is the Capital of Ghana from January to November. In December, it’s Takoradi. We normally say Takoradi is Christmas and Christmas is tadi.

I’m not really going to bore you with any explanation. I’ll just show you with my detty December episodes in Takoradi. Detty December in Takoradi, Ghana starts officially with Made in Taadi. Made in Taadi is an annual concert for Takoradi people. It’s organized by Kofi Kinaata, a popular Ghanaian artist who was born and raised in Taadi. He organizes the concert as a way of giving back to his people.

I was scared of going because as I said yesterday, during this time, Kwashey boys are on duty. I was very careful with my phone and in as much as I wanted to show you all everything, I had to pick the highlights and then hide my phone most of the time. Even though, I went with a bodyguard, he left me at one point to do ….I don’t even know. Maybe it’s a sign that I should just sell this brother of mine.

Yesterday was really exciting and I didn’t even realize how fast time was going until it was morning. The location was a golf pack at the beach and for me, it was just perfect. At a point, the whole place got so packed and I won’t be surprised if we were 7000+ yesterday. I laugh anytime I remember that yesterday was just the beginning of Taadi enjoyment. Stay tuned!

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Some weeks ago, I got invited to hangout with friends and played table tennis for the first time. It was a very funny moment in the beginning because I didn’t even know how to hold the thing. What’s it even called? Bat or racket?

My friends laughed at me for the first 5 minutes and then I decided that enough was enough. Although it was my first time, I believe it’s safe to say I ended as a pro. I know jealous people like @justfavour and @bipolar95 will come for me. In fact, maybe Ghana should sign me up for the Olympics because I can’t waste all this talent.

I’ve always been a sports girlie but I don’t know why I never tried table tennis. I definitely will be playing more of it henceforth. When is the next olympics? You all should watch out for me.

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In Ghana, one of the lowkey regions many people dream of visiting is the Eastern Region. As kids, the things we learned about certain places in the region made us never stop imagining how the place was like. For me, I couldn’t stop imagining how the Akosombo dam looked like. I just wanted to see the “thing” behind Ghana’s electricity.

Of course, there are a lot more. I mean talk of lake Volta, Adomi bridge, longitude 0°, the monkey sanctuary and a whole lot. It’s actually funny how many Ghanaians have never been to the eastern side before even though they’ve lived all their lives in Ghana.

What I realized in Eastern Region is that even though it’s a very big place, everyone knows everyone. I’m not sure how to explain that but let me put it this way: strangers are easily noticed.

Anyway, Eastern Region is a 10/10 region and I’m not sure why it took me this long to visit the place. From the mountains to the water bodies to the tropical forests. Oh! A little thing you should know is that food is kind of expensive over here.

For those of you who have never been to the eastern side before, this is me doing you all the honour of making a little tour of a few interesting places in the Eastern Region of Ghana. @yahuzah and @depressedfuckup, you are greatly welcome.

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I just realized today that I’ve been having a lot of fun for a while now but haven’t really tried most indoor games. Today, we had a whole agenda planned but we got an impromptu invite for this indoor games event happening at a particular center. I didn’t even hesitate to say yes when I was asked.

The journey to the place was so beautiful and I was lost in the moment. Also, you’ll find in the video a short story where I asked a question. If you know the answer, let me know in the comment section. Just take a wild guess.

Today was really fun and I enjoyed riding with most people who thought I was probably a 15 year old kid. Honestly, I enjoy those moments a lot because that’s the only time I can use style to fully display the highest level of stubbornness(don’t judge me).

This is something I’ll definitely do again. The next time I tell you anything about darts, I would have been the god of darts by then. Thank you all for watching.

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