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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2018 · 2H 53M

Why are African Americans moving to Ghana and elsewhere?

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Tonight's Topic on Blogtalkradio: Why are African Americans moving to Ghana and elsewhere? After decades of frustration amid widespread crimes in the U.S.A by those in authority toward African Americans (and their descendants), many are choosing to relocate to Africa's most respected nations, including Ghana. Then, thousands of other African Americans who now have biblical proof of them being Israelite believe according to the bible their 400 years of captivity is ending and make plans to return to their homeland Israel. TONIGHT although several destinations, there's one common mandate, to obey the Father who said "COME OUT OF HER MY PEOPLE THAT YE BE NOT PARTAKERS OF HER SINS, AND THAT YE RECEIVE NOT OF HER PLAGUES" {REV 18:4}. Our guests Kloe of Ghana and Koya of Tanzania share details of moving to Ghana, and how other nations are inviting African Americans to the motherland, also interesting information about Israelites in Tanzania. TUNE IN TONIGHT!!! 8PM CENTRAL NOV. 20 2018 TO LISTEN OR COMMENT CALL (914) 205-5590 TO LISTEN OR CHAT CLICK THIS LINK http://tobtr.com/11081685 (Or click to enjoy after the show was recorded.)

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