Share Your Adansɛ - Real Construction Testimonies from the Diaspora

Help Fellow Ghanaians Build Smarter - Share Your Testimony

Building a home in Ghana while living abroad is a journey filled with dreams, challenges, and lessons. Your adansɛ - whether triumphant or difficult - could be the guidance another diaspora builder desperately needs.

Every testimony matters. Every lesson learned could prevent someone else's setback.

You can share your story in English, Akan (Twi/Fante), or both languages!

Why Share Your Adansɛ?

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Help Your Community

Your testimony could save someone thousands of dollars and months of stress

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Learn from Others

Read testimonies from fellow diaspora builders facing similar challenges

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Shape Solutions

Your insights help us understand what the community truly needs

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Build Together

Connect with others who understand the unique challenges of building from abroad

Share Your Construction Adansɛ

All information is kept confidential and testimonies can be published anonymously if you prefer. Audio and video testimonies can be recorded in Akan language.

Your Information

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How Would You Like to Share Your Adansɛ?

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Permissions & Preferences

Privacy & Usage

Your Privacy Matters: We respect your privacy and will only use your information as specified above. Your email will never be shared with third parties.

Anonymous Option: If you chose to remain anonymous, we'll share your adansɛ without any identifying information.

Language Support: Audio and video testimonies in Akan will be transcribed and may include English subtitles for broader accessibility.

Testimony Usage: Published testimonies may be edited for length and clarity while preserving your original message and experience.

File Security: Your uploaded files are stored securely and encrypted. Large files are uploaded first to ensure no data loss during submission.

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What Happens Next?

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Secure Upload

Your files are uploaded to encrypted storage first, ensuring no data loss during submission

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Story Creation

Once files are secure, your story record is created with all your information and media links

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Review Process

We'll review your testimony within 2-3 business days. Akan testimonies will be transcribed if needed.

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Publication

If you've given permission, your adansɛ will be published (anonymously if requested)

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Community Impact

Your testimony helps fellow diaspora builders make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes