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2 minutes ago, Boss##♡ said:

There is no age difference. Their is no religion involved. My Husband don't go to Church. We are not Muslims, Christians, Jews or whatever else religion you want to throw out there. Nothing is wrong with Us. Its that we met fell in love married and want to settle in US to live. We did nothing.  That Embassy in Ghana is just as lawless as the country Ghana is. We did everything legally. This is Why my Congressman is writing on my behalf. So stop your conspiracy theory. My rights as a US Citizen is being violated by a Lawless unethical US Embassy in Ghana. So if you cant answer the question. Move off the post. I need people who have solutions. Not those who are posting to point blame on Us. And Yes That is my Husband and I am his wife. What else you want to know. 

No need to be hostile OP and no one is blaming you or your spouse. 

1 minute ago, cyberfx1024 said:

Actually if you read them you will tell she has been to Ghana but the other things she has not mentioned. This happens a lot here actually because people will post about getting mad at the US Embassy because they discriminated against their love one because of age, race, or religion. But usually when we delve deeper in to the matter there is some other underlying reason why the fiancé/spouse got denied.

I must've missed that part, I just can't help but feel there's something else (or missing?) about OPs case. I hope that OP can sort out whatever it needs to be done to be with her spouse.

2 minutes ago, cyberfx1024 said:

I think the OP of that thread is her husband.

Both OPs have not mentioned the age difference, religious backgrounds and if the USC has been to Ghana from both threads

5 hours ago, j&ana said:

Me and my wife will be going there in April with our 23 month old daughter for the most part we will be staying at her sister house in Manila and her parents house in Bohol. we are only staying at the Hyatt city of dreams for one day. One of the reason we chose the Hyatt is because of Dreamplay for the kids. My wife wanted to treat her nieces 15,12 and 8 year old  Also we can  take her sister and husband out to eat without having to travel and I will like to see the casino

The kids will definitely love Dreamplay, you should bring them to the pool too. As for the casino, best time to check it out is from 9pm-onwards as there will be live entertainment at the bar in the middle of the mass gaming floor, and try Hyatt Café (buffet) or Red Ginger (Asian Cuisine)

On 3/3/2018 at 3:33 PM, j&ana said:

I will like to know from people that stayed  at the Hyatt city of dreams

Was it what you expected? or was you disappointed?

I know there are way cheaper hotels and I have stay in some so I am not looking for suggestions on cheaper hotels

Hi!

My husband and I have stayed at Hyatt City of Dreams, room-wise, it's ok for me. We stayed at the Aqua suite with club lounge access (17,000 php++/ night). What makes this hotel a good choice is that the hotel is inside the a casino complex wherein there are lots of restaurants to choose from and there is some sort of amusement place (Dreamplay) for the kids.

I would prefer Solaire Resort over Hyatt though, you might want to consider that as an option for hotels around entertainment city.

The first photo is Solaire's Sky Tower suite, the other one is the suite room from Hyatt