Hey, what's good everybody, thank you for checking me out. This is a constant shout out to the one who is videoing us. What's your name? Natalie. Natalie. OK, so shout out to you. There is a quick one. I happen to be in a stable and then I am privileged to be in the palace of my newly crowned Queen Mother of the African diaspora and society here in Ghana. Yes, you may be asking me, we already know more. Who are you talking about? Is anybody going to introduce? No. We have a new status now. So this time when I'm coming here, I have to come here. You know, I have to knock first, maybe call like make an appointment like a year before I come here. That is how we do it. That is just a joke. But hey, thank you very much for checking me out once again. Nana, Queen Mother, Aquavar. Yes. You see what I'm asking. Oh, thank you. What I'm asking? OK, so you have a new status now. Before I left for Canada, we had a conversation. You know, like, here, there's an important event coming up where you were before you realized I wasn't here. So I wasn't here to cover it. So I decided to come here and visit. This is just a quick video. I will come again when she's gladdened in her beautiful African Queen Mother Opera. And then we'll make a tight video. But my question is, how was the feeling now with you having the status as a Queen Mother of the African Dice versus society? Well, there's a lot of changes. There are a lot of changes in my personal life. I suppose, eat out. Yeah. And go to clubs anymore. Yeah. Can't go to the pool anymore. Oh, I love the pool. Oh, sorry. And they'll have to close the pool to the public so I can go for a couple of hours. It's so fun going to the pool alone. So maybe we'll have to make our own pool. Yeah. Well, before I was getting, I was supposed to come and develop and to build and to make on their own. And oh, wow. It's working. A lot of people reach out. So I've been doing a job right there, ensuring that they save money, help them to understand what it's like. And it's working out great. So when I got initiated, it was like something very, very strange. Nobody asks me if I wanted to be Queen or not. They just do it. So I thought about it and I said, if I can help 100 people by myself, then I should be able to help thousands of people with this power of Queenship. That's right. So I have a lot of things I'd like to implement. So I'm going to do Kakan Kakan. Kakan Kakan? Awesome. Beautiful. Yes. The first thing that I'd like to do is get the Asperger to come and invest in sanitation. I mentioned it when I was in the student that I'd like to, for the Asperger to come, build sanitation where it's needed. And have the public use it at the cost of maybe I say to CD? I will ensure that I get the government to work with me. That if they don't use it and they choose to do the regular thing that they will be cited. Like 20th-E. So in that case, they'll definitely pay the $2. It doesn't sound like a lot, but volume counts. So when you build it, you'll get your money back. It takes time. But then it's a good thing because with that, you know, with taking care of sanitation, we'll have better health. Yeah. And at the same time, you can make money off. They're making money. What about investment? Exactly. Exactly. So that's one of the first things I'd like to point. The next thing I'd like to do is I'm going to be built in a facility called Second Chance. Second Chance is for pregnant teenage girls in school, get pregnant. We won't judge her because we don't know her. And give them a second chance. Put them in this home. You know, kids say get pregnant. If you're hopeless, put them in this facility. They're going to be in the blood of the baby. While the baby is being taken care of, we're educating them, giving them a profession. And a skill, whatever, you know, so they can, by the time we're finished, by the time they leave the facility, they can face the world. So that is something that's on my heart. And a lot more, which is, you know, we'll talk about it. Secondly, I love this idea that you're coming up with because most people want to come. They don't know what they have to do. So this is an idea. When you go to Accra, the public facilities, like the toilets, where they pay to use. And it keeps a place needs. And whoever is doing that, it's making a lot of money. So if anybody is coming in and you think you want to invest into something, mostly we think about like the corporate kind of investment. But some of these things have such as money, a lot. On the day that you were crowned, I wasn't there. How was it feeling like for you? Did you cry? Seeing a lot of people like, hey, hey, I cried. No, I didn't tell us strong. But it was so, it was strange, you know, it was very different because of the culture. Yeah. But I'm adopting quite well. I'm adopting quite well. But, you know, it was a good feeling, you know. And I do, I must reach out to the God family that, you know, made it. That made it. Now you said there will be the main event that will happen pretty soon. The coronation will be on August 13th. August 13th? Yes. So we expect in our viewers to tune in after taking the August to see the biggest life. It's going to be live and it's going to be in the papers and it's going to be on the radio. Where is it taking place? It's going to be at the traditional council in Accra. Traditional council in Accra. The funny part is that there's a lot of traditional council. Yes. And the funny part is that here, this is a great traditional area, like the Founties, where you are located now. Somebody will sit back and say, oh, so we have allowed the gods to come and pick you from our land to go be a Queen Mother over there. I'll explain what it is. I am the Queen Mother for all Ghana, 16 regions. So it's not just here, but all of Ghana, the first to be in this position. Okay. So this means we are not looking at a section of Ghana. We are looking at the whole Ghana. Wow. That's a big job. So because Accra is the capital. That is where you have to go today. And that's where it might need to be. Yeah. But I'm going to start a demonstration. We won't let you stay in Accra. You stay here. You stay. You stay. Hey, I know most of you don't want to go and stay in Accra. We want you to stay here. Then we'll come and protect you. So that is my job. Anyway, so that's just a quick one. I would follow up with the coronation. And then really show people. I can't wait to see you dressing the African print. I mean, in your own kind of case. Yes. Yes. So what is the last message to anybody? I know people have been coming to stay up there. Oh, yes. How is it going? How is it going? People are coming. And it's wonderful. And I get good reviews. Good reviews. Good reviews. Yes. And they compliment me. And I'm very happy that I can do something like this. And people are happy. They have everything. And also, you have people that comes. And I give of myself. I take them around. Help them in whatever they need. They need it. So thank you guys for checking us out. We'll come back again with a beautiful video of the whole coronation with Nana. No, Nana. On camera. Both. And Bufrey and Nana. Bufrey and Nana means good help. It's not just fine. Great. Oh. So we'll see you later. Bye.