Should we call this a good news or is just normal? Hey, this is the co-simpsi in our money channel again. Thank you very much for clicking and checking on my YouTube channel. My analytic says that a lot of you who watches my YouTube videos haven't subscribed. So do well to click on the subscription button and be a part of this beautiful family. I ask the question, should this be a good news for brothers and sisters and travelers around the world who really want to come and spend time or do business or collaborate? Do whatever they want to do here in Ghana. So remember in early 2022 there was COVID and there was total shutdown in the world. Everybody was in people were not going, people were not coming. China there was a lockdown, Ghana there was a lockdown, USA, UK and rest in peace to those who died out of COVID who were infected with the virus, with the coronavirus. As time went on countries that are putting certain measures in place, yes, to prevent the spread of COVID-19. I remember in Ghana I think in March. Yeah, but then I was in Dubai. So when I got in Ghana in February the next month there was like shutdown. No, this is so unfortunate. I mean people were stranded musicians who traveled outside to perform. They couldn't come back. You know, they had to spend like more than five months out there. There was a total shutdown in most of the countries. Even Ghana, I mean you couldn't go to that market. I mean they were military men, you know, all around the place. Police, health, personnel, so they were like, we should stay in the house because COVID is spreading. Yes, it was true because we saw some of the people who lost their lives during the COVID. It wasn't only in Ghana, it was in the USA. The USA, I think Italy and Spain, they counted the law. And I think Brazil, they counted a lot of deaths from the COVID-19 virus, which is pretty sad. So rest in peace to all those people who passed away because of COVID. Definitely there were some precautions, you know, that were put in place by the country. Yes, it can be Nigeria, Toboevo. In Ghana, I remember you were have to do COVID when you get to Ghana. You have to do the PCR test, yes. You have to do some, you know, these kind of tests just to show that you don't have that virus in your system. The first news that came into Ghana about COVID was from a traveler who entered the country with that virus. And then it started spreading. And then the government said, hey, nobody is supposed to go out. And there were regular updates from the government, from the president, and my brothers and sister, fellow Ghanaians, that a lot, a lot. Now back to what we're going to talk about. A year ago, there was this extraction at the airport that when you're coming to Ghana, you need to have a test of fasting. You need to take a fasting in your country before you get to Ghana. And when you get to Ghana, you're going to pay, I think, will like $150 and then they have to do a PCR test. And if you're negative, you have to go quarantine. If you're not, if you don't have the virus, then you easily go in and do what you got to do. And people were complaining, it was too loud, blah, blah, blah. Now, the news that is coming today states that if you don't have the vaccine, or if you're not taking the vaccine, and you still want to come to Ghana, you're free to come without taking the vaccine. But when you get here, you will have to do the PCR test. So I took my time to read about the PCR test. So it's a test to identify if you have any trace of the coronavirus in your system. As at that time, yes. So when you get to Ghana now, if you don't have the, if you're not fully vaccinated, or even if you're partially vaccinated, you will have to do the PCR test. The amount, I cannot be sure right now because it wasn't stated in the news outlet that I read. So now, let me read exactly what is going around with the COVID-19 issue. So now, this is it. COVID-19, non-vaccinated passengers can now come to Ghana. Yes, without any hassle. And this is from Patrick, Kumar Abwaji, he works with the Ghana Health Service. So this is what the whole item read, the Director General of Ghana Health Service Patrick Abwaji has announced that visitors who have not had a COVID-19 vaccination are now welcome to enter the nation. Who are you? Well, I'm saying who are you because of same group of people that are spoken to me about, okay, my religion, my belief, my principles, won't allow me to take the vaccine. So I'm not coming to Ghana. And that is like putting Ghana in a kind of way. I would say it in bad position, but in an awkward position where people think that the government is asking them to take these things by force. Well, it differs from one person to the other. But the good news is that if you don't want to take it now, the door is open for you to come to Ghana. It's just that you have to do the PCR test. So he said that those who haven't had their shots will, however, undergo a PCR test on arrival. So be mindful that when you get to Ghana, it might be get a nose swipe or inside your throat, yeah, in your mouth, inside your throat. I think I had the truth one when I was coming from Ethiopia or somewhere like that. They had to put it inside your life. It wasn't like a cool experience, but it was okay. I have to do so. Previously, what we had was that if you're not a Ghanaian and you're not fully vaccinated, you cannot come. But now you can come. But if you come in and you are not vaccinated whether un-vaculated or partially vaccinated, you have to do a PCR test 48 hours before you travel to Ghana and upon arrival, we would test you at the airport. So if you, as you may have come in from the USA, Canada, Jamaica, South Africa, when you get to Ghana, before you get to Ghana, you have to do a PCR test 48 hours. Yes, so that's like two days before your flight. And then when you get to Ghana, it will check that a PCR test. And then they also have to test you to see if you have that chain of virus or whatever. In your system. So basically, I just wanted to come out and let you know that Ghana has, because this is because in December, I keep saying it is my previous videos in December, and a little visitors are coming to Ghana. Yes, from all over the world, because Ghana is like the case-way to heaven. Yes, I know, but I know it's not a case-way to have but Ghana in December, it's the age, everybody is coming to Ghana. I and myself are going into our crowd to experience a few events here and there. So maybe I might meet you when you come to Ghana and say, hey, hello, I'm Goa, I see you on YouTube, because you have subscribed to my YouTube channel, and then we'll grow this YouTube channel together. Thank you very much for checking this out. This was a quick one to let you know that if you plan to come into Ghana and you're scared of taking the vaccine, this time you can come in without the vaccine or partially vaccinated. But when you get here, you do a PCR test to show whether you have the virus in you, or you do not have the virus. Please let me know in the comments, share this video, and let everybody know that you can come to Ghana without being vaccinated. Peace out.