what have you done to be successful in Africa?
what have you done to be successful in Africa?
@theafricanjumbee4057 black folks loves to complain. We sit back and complain about everything and everyone. Some comes to Africa, they don’t put in the hard work to be successful but complain about Africa. Each time i go to kariako i see the Chinese in kariako hustling. They are down in the trenches with their employees hustling. We on the…
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greetings bro, great content, you are 100 % absolutely correct on this topic, we as black people we donot like to take risk
in buisness, i worked with an indian from east asia, and he told me why these rich celebrities donot invest in africa, look at the indians they are in tanzania, uganda, doing great buisness, but we as a people find it difficult to do the same, it is about time
we black people wake up, look at what going in the west, they are slowy crumbling.
AFRICANS SHLD WAKE UP AND STOP WASTING OUR RESOUCES FOR WEST ,LETS BUILD AFRICA
Great content bro. Thanks ❤
Powerful my brother!!!!🙌🏾 Thank you!!!🤍
I am listening while nodding my head 🇳🇱
Even Black African in Tanzania has the business how you think they building their houses if they have nothing earns! Yes Chinese and other nations they're here doing business but not in everything they're tanzanian owns big business also don't always undergrad Africa!
Wow! I'm of the opinion many of us often compare the concrete skyscrapers in the west with the simplicity of Africa only to cast judgement.
Did u know China he never left anything,
cause listen than Western countries they take their usedclothes and selling it in Africa,they do like they damping it in Africa,
but chinese they said No!they started to make clothes,shoes,bagss for Africa as new products,then they succed
CHINESE THEY TAKE ALLOVER AFRICA NOT ONLY IN TANZANIA
I relate with everything you have said my brother.
A Aleykum we love it when you tell them off. You are on the right track Bro and Thankyou
am so inspired today………………………..Thank you
Thank you for the nuggets brother! I love that you kept saying “it’s not easy but it can be done” in most of your videos.
Here is the thing::: why don’t we also talk about the Anxiety, fear, systemic trap, rat-race we get caught up with once we migrate and live in western countries.
I for example, I always knew back in my head that I will go back home. I worked so hard (shitty jobs) saved some money, built some rentals in the rural part of northern Kenya, which generates a little less than 500 usd a month.
And because I love tropical 🏝️ weather, I purchased a beach front apartment in Mombasa kenya, which generates about 700 usd a month. And I AM STILL SCARED to take that bold move to go back home. “What if this” “what if that” or should I wait until I reach retirement age to feel financially safer, because most people moved back after retirement benefits is set. On the other hand, I don’t wanna waste my prime time and age in this cage. It’s just not easy man.
May Allah make it easy for all us
Great words of wisdom, Ndugu ❤ Greetings from Kampala 🇺🇬✌🏽
I hear, sir. You speak about Chinese making it in Africa. Yes they do, I agree. They bring fakes from cheap labour ftom their countries. They get financial support from their countries, not with so many restrictions that we as blacks have from our countries. Yes , we don't take risks as much as we should do. Some of those Mansions you see are built from high interest loans or building materials with high interests from the suppliers. We as blacks have not had it easy from our life history and some of us started from the shoe string, and still we're trying. Somewhere somehow I agree with you. From South Africa. Currently in the UK. Working and investing in my small business, more dreams in store.
Thank you for the wakening! The truth is always painful but it's good to bring it out.
Thanks for showing us Tanzania. You are building nice houses
Interesting topic.
As an African Woman I really like talking to African men about this topic.
Who is to blame for the African situation? I say black men are to blame?
Our culture say men are the head of the family and it's the same men (Ancestors) who gave up their God given land to strangers and until today our current men are still doing the same.
What do you think is the reason for doing that?
I know we have hardworking black men in Africa but we have a large number of lazy men as well who don't do anything.
I feel that African men don't recognise what God gave you. You have the most strongest women who are willing to bulldoze and make it happen but you oppress them instead of encouraging to do it together?
Now we have a large number of black men who say we don't marry black women, what is that.
Don't you think some black men are self destructive?.
I think we need to sit down both men and women and have conversations about our ways of doing things so that together we can have a better way forward. Otherwise other races will continue taking advantage of our unhelpful destructive ways.
That's my thoughts my brother. I talk about these topics to West African men.
From a Zimbabwean Woman
As always, thanks for sharing.
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Thank you!!!!
Assalamu'alaikum kaka 🤲🏿
Kweli kabisa 💯 My fiancée is a Tanzanian and we watch your videos. You motivate, educate, encourage, and enlighten us in so many ways, asante sana! We will make some business moves this year in Tanzania, insha'allah 🤲🏿
I like your content
God is talking through you in all your videos. You are speaking truth. Please please continue to speak to our people. Our young can learn from you. Thanks blessings.
Thanks so much Greetings from Sweden and a Ugandan. You are 100 percent right.
My brother,where have you been!!
Most of our people today don’t know how to invest and build wealth. We haven’t fully recovered from the effects of slavery.
Very few of us in the current western system are able to build wealth and free ourselves.
Our generation had to reeducate ourselves on how to build wealth and navigate through this new world system that was stacked against us.
We as a people were robbed, mistreated and miseducated. Our ancestors were taken advantage of during slavery, and were left penniless with no understanding of how to build wealth.
I gotta stack some more money I'm looking to make that move in about 4 years.
Let me know when you’re going to be here in Toronto maybe we could interface.