“I find peace in Ghana” –Co-founder of Tribe Meets shares deep cultural connection

Co-founder of Tribe Meets, Abby Osei Tutu

Abby Osei Tutu is a UK-based Ghanaian. She co-founded Tribe Meets. Recently, she shared her feelings about Ghana on Channel One TV.

Abby spoke about the peace and belonging she feels in Ghana. She finds this sense of connection spiritual and grounding. It’s a feeling unlike any other she has experienced.

“I have always felt a deep connection with my culture,” she said. “I could probably be the biggest fan of Ghana.”

She acknowledged that Ghana has its challenges. However, she emphasized the unique peace she experiences there. “I have traveled to many countries alone, but none compare to Ghana,” she added.

Her thoughts reflect a growing sentiment among the African diaspora. Many see Ghana as their birthplace and a place for reconnection and healing.

Abby's journey aligns with TribeMeets' mission. The platform helps Africans in the diaspora rediscover their roots. It supports relocation and fosters cultural identity.

TribeMeets builds strong communities by connecting diasporans with Africa. Through entrepreneurship, cultural immersion, and networking, it redefines what “coming home” means for many people.