Ghanaian Nurse Abroad Moves Back Home: “US Is Stressful, People Thought I Was Crazy”

Ghanaian Nurse Abroad Moves Back Home: “US Is Stressful, People Thought I Was Crazy”

  • Gifty Ntiamoah, a Ghanaian woman, has returned home permanently after years in the US, seeking relief from the pressures of American life
  • Despite concerns about her children's education, she moved back with them in August 2024 and is evaluating being in a new environment
  • To sustain herself financially, Gifty runs an online clinic that allows her to work remotely while enjoying the peace of living in Ghana again

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A Ghanaian lady in the US has returned to her home country permanently after staying several years abroad.

Gifty Ntiamoah said many people thought she had a problem but she was determined to leave America and come home.

A Ghanaian nurse in the US returns to Ghana because she can't stand the pressure lifestyle in the States.
Gifty Ntiamoah tells DJ Nyaami she has returned to Ghana from the US due to the demanding lifestyle. Photo credit: SVTV Africa
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In an interview with DJ Nyaami on SVTV Africa, Gifty Ntiamoah said the US pressure was too much, hence her decision to leave.

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She felt a sense of belonging and comfort whenever she was in Ghana but many people asked her what would happen to her children’s education since she was relocating.

Before relocating to Ghana, Gifty Ntiamoah said she travelled to Canada with her children for three months. They then came to Ghana in August 2024 so the children could start school.

Gifty said they are staying in Ghana to see if they fit into the system. That will enable them to decide whether to move back, according to her.

As a way of earning income, she has set up an online clinic where she diagnoses and prescribes medicine to her patients. This will allow her to work from anywhere in the world while enjoying the peace she wants.

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Netizens applaud lady for returning to Ghana

YEN.com.gh has collated some reactions to Gifty Ntiamoah's video explaining why she left the US.

@alexandernwiah7693 said:

"I like your submission I just returned from Ghana last week l spent 7 weeks overthere and l have not experienced a kind of peace l experience overthere l have just returned and am finding it very difficult to adjust western lifestyle if you have decided to go and stay that best decision you may not understand it now but later you’ll thank God for that decision."

@SERWAAish wrote:

"Akosua good job, well spoken my beautiful daughter 👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾❤️👑🥰"

@sharkshark5781 said:

"Well said my dear, some of us are worrying ourselves too much.building in Ghana sometimes doesn't make sense."

@jay_stack1270 wrote:

"reminds me 2021 when I was coming back to the US. At ACC Airport the immigration officer asked me why I have made my face someway..😂😂😂 told her I don't want to go back😂😂"

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@kowazzuri3146 said:

"I would have to know if she wanted to practice in Ghana as that would have been a good revenue source."

Man in Germany wants to return home

YEN.com.gh also previously reported that a Ghanaian man in Germany said he intends to resettle in Ghana.

Kobby said he had a thriving business that he left behind to travel abroad but does not make as much in Europe.

Several people who commented on the video encouraged him to return to Ghana and attend to his business again.

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Magdalene Larnyoh (Human-Interest editor) Magdalene Larnyoh writes for the Human Interest Desk at YEN.com.gh. She has over ten years of experience in media and communications. She previously worked for Citi FM, Pulse Ghana, and Business Insider Africa. She obtained a BA in Social Sciences from the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2012. Reach out to her on magdalene.larnyoh@yen.com.gh