This chapter analyses Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi. After contextualising the notion of Afropolitanism, the chapter investigates the causes and consequences of processes of unworlding and re-worlding as represented in the novel. The first and second sections focus on the colonial and postcolonial legacies of transgenerational trauma, which cause the main characters’ geo-emotional displacement; the third section explores how the characters can complete a process of Bildung and consequent unlearning, approaching a potential condition of re-worlding in the final part of the novel.