Popular Haitian-American journalist, Roland Martin, has joined his colleagues in making a trip to Ghana for the Year of Return.

Since his landing, Martin has toured many parts of the country including popular places in Greater Accra, Central and Ashanti Regions.

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This is the Door of no return in the Elmina Dungeon (i refuse to call it a castle).. This was the last door our ancestors took, to be shipped away from their countries, families and loved ones! The year of return marks the 400th year the first ship of African Slaves left the shores of Africa!!.. #unfiltered #yearofreturn #rolandsmartinghana #godboxtours #wearefamily

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The former CNN contributor has been updating his Instagram followers about his travel to the country. In one of his post he wrote, “Our first experience when we got to the Cape Coast castle last night was to tell our ancestors that we had arrived, we had libation poured at the foot of the sea. We prayed and they welcomed us! It was a very spiritual experience!!!”

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Paying my honor and respect to one baaad brotha, W.E.B. DuBois ✊🏾 #yearofreturn #rolandsmartinghana #godboxtours #wearefamily #rolandmartinunfiltered @mckinneyhammond @thegodboxfoundation”¬

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Roland Martin also had the chance to hang out with some members of the diaspora who have settled permanently in Ghana. He toured the Kakum National Park in the Central Region after his tour at the Elmina Castle. He also went to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi where the sword of one of Ashanti’s best fetish priest Komfo Anokye is sited. Kente weaving was something he tried his hands on while in Kumasi. Roland Martin was also spotted sharing a laugh with President Akufo Addo at the launch of the ‘Beyond the Year of Return: The Birthright’ and had an interview with Emmy award-winning TV host, Michelle McKinney Hammond.

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This is Assin Manso! This was were the Enslaved Africans passed through to get to the slave dungeons.. this was were they had their last bath and first branding.. The graves you see are slave Survivors who were brought back to be buried here so that perhaps their souls can find some rest! #yearofreturn #rolandsmartinghana #godboxtours #wearefamily #rolandmartinunfiltered

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