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    Jeremy Doku | Episode 5 | What Ghana Taught Me
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    Jeremy Doku | Episode 5 | What Ghana Taught Me



    This time, the journey takes a deeper turn.

    After reconnecting with my roots and family in Ghana, I wanted to understand more. Not just where I come from but what I carry. In this episode, I visit Cape Coast, where slavery left a painful mark. I walked through that history with my family… and it changed something in me.

    But this episode isn’t just about the past. It’s about purpose. About giving back. About doing something good with the gift God gave me.

    This is bigger than football. This is about faith, responsibility, and walking in your purpose.

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    00:00 Intro
    00:41 Visiting Cape Coast Castle
    06:41 Game Night with My Siblings
    09:30 Arrival in Kumasi
    10:42 Kumasi Hospital Visit
    11:55 Giving Back to the Community
    14:16 Visiting the Maternity Ward
    18:20 Faith, Purpose, and Reflections
    19:50 Outro

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    1. @analyticalmindset on

      The way I love Doku like he's my own son. He's so well behaved, respectful, and walks with God. I was rooting for him last weekend even though I'm a lifelong Arsenal fan. My wife is Ghanaian and I'm Liberian. Ghana and Liberia have a special connection.

    14. @brunoxtrim2115 on

      I'm inspired to improve my spiritual journey because of these, your series, Jeremy, thank you man. don't stop, you're impacting a lot more life thru YouTube, thanks for sharing Jesus and God's love with the world.

    25. @randallfelter5185 on

      Its important to distance yourself from the luxary world and his lies . We must live like god his image , and live to do good .we are born naked ,how much wealt you wanna create and leave the world naked again. Try to make the world a better place . Jeremy stay good im very proud to see you to do good things and help others .your money can make other doors open for many others that are living in very diffcult circumstances

    26. @Staciwozhere on

      Definitely a spiritual connection to be had while there, I feel like the history and existing difficulties are rich in belief. It’s quiet a visionary place.
      It’s kinda like it wasn’t just Jesus that died for mankinds sins but his followers or descendants did too.

      Been raised a catholic was more like enforce the outcome of the teachings for me anyway.

      Other people enforce the teachings.

      It was interesting to learn about Ghana from your travels. ✌🏻

    36. @ChrisbassKratosRelentless on

      Am emotionally overwhelmed by these things, Jeremy is doing.. Jeremy is deeply grounded in Jesus ❤, His Faith has proven it all and His Scriptural knowledge has become a beacon of hope to the young 🙏 Ghana 🇬🇭 is Home

    37. @jeremyakogo9404 on

      I’m really thankful for that God can do by his instruments, specifically by footballer likes you or even Desire Doué. Persons like you who afraid to show up their Faith in Jesus, and make other people happy by the God’s grace. 🙏🏾