3 Things You MUST BUY Before You Move to Rwanda 🇷🇼

Thinking about moving to Rwanda? Be prepared! Here are the 3 things you absolutely must buy before you moved to Rwanda.
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0:00 Twagiye
1:11 Number ONE
3:03 Number TWO
3:45 Number THREE
4:55 First time coming to Rwanda
6:02 Consultancy
6:38 In her own words
9:04 Tips
10:39 Muramuke
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[@hesire6893]

Your lady speaks very well and has a great presence. I agree, she should be on more to give a woman's perspective on moving to Rwanda from the Diaspora.

[@theoisback]

yeah, indeed

[@surr3al1s]

At the airport now with a chill pill prescription and diamond skin! ✈️

[@theoisback]

yeah, you are ready!😊

[@oltonrenwick9175]

@@theoisback 😆😆😁😅🤣🤣

[@delmman]

Absolutely true with the first point. I did that and believe me i learnt so much on the first trip i now have a business registered on my second trip. The country is amazing, looking forward to finally packing my bags and moving out of the UK to beautiful Kigali.

[@theoisback]

Excellent! well done

[@traveltips_101]

Awww! That sounds beautiful , can you pls share with me how you go about the business registration process,requirements and cost. My email: [e-mail]

[@chosenbygrace9925]

Awww amazing, we’re moving from the UK too very soon! Would be nice to meet similar diasporas. God bless you all ❤️

[@antoinekwizy5985]

I once ordered a chicken🍗 and the waiter kept telling me it was almost ready. Brought me water to wash my hands too. Two hours later i had ran out of chill pills 💊💊, so i decided to cancel my order. The waiter then told me they went to purchese the chicken at Kimisagara market😂😂

[@theoisback]

hahahahahha, I feel for you. we have all been there 🤣

[@BearingMySeoul]

I. AM. CRY.ING!!!! 🤣 I get hangry so food is the one thing I DO NOT PLAY WITH! LOL 💀

[@freetafreedom4470]

😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😅

[@Patrick44300]

🥴😭🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I don’t know how my husband will survive with this type of experience lol he will fly back to the USA ASAP 🤣😂 too funny! Thanks for sharing your experience

[@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971]

Hahaha. To be fair, I worked in Europe when some restaurants do the same... They are just more subtle with it

[@abdooalaly4562]

Thank you O you're amazing and big helper

[@jonicholas1025]

“Chill Pill”....just awesome advice. Thank you for these. Been here 10 years and I love your videos.

[@theoisback]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@x4rol]

Absolutely brilliant, thank You Theo for the information. Worthy of numerous thumbs up.

[@theoisback]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Wynndie1]

Thank you for all that you do. When I started researching Rwanda you and Contact Mekida were the only videos I could fine. Ive lived here 6months and I ve never looked back.

[@theoisback]

awesome. murakaza neza 😊

[@aliakdogan9426]

thanks so much for the call Theo , was really nice speaking with you . i appreciate

[@theoisback]

My pleasure!

[@pat7679]

Thanks for sharing

[@danubedelapensee2689]

Theo... I simply like this guy! I have experienced almost everything you just mentioned in this video.

[@CYR1977]

Great content. Good to know.

[@theoisback]

Thanks for watching!

[@MA-yb6op]

Bigup Theo...very informative...

[@theoisback]

thnx!

[@par2708]

Man i like how you give it straight😂😂

[@mandlenkosindhlovu8124]

I like the part about winning some stare downs, but you won't win the war🤣🤣🤣

[@par2708]

Man i like how you give it straight😂😂a real one

[@KLFD29743]

Theo your program is very illuminating for me as I prepare to come to Rwanda.I share a good deal of your views and I hope to connect with you when I do arrive in Kigali. For a non -Rwandan Diasporan, whose been away from the continent for over 40 years, your points are right on the money as I prepare to make transition back to the continent.Thanks for all that you do.

[@theoisback]

ahh you are welcome. See you in Rwanda!

[@samthecreator10]

Nice background lighting 👍 and your girl is cute! I'm a fan from Nigeria. Looking forward to visiting Rwanda and maybe establish something there as well. Nice one guys

[@theoisback]

thnx!

[@anbessashabazz3340]

Great video as always Theo ! Nexts time I am in Kigali I will visit your gym bro .

[@theoisback]

Any time!

[@gloriascott1897]

Hang in Sistah. That's why we all have to learn to LOVE OURSELVES. Unfortunately, bullying and being mean is worldwide. And more so since social media gives many hiding behind their screens more courage to be vile human beings. Stay Strong.

[@theoisback]

thnxx

[@stileymusic4303]

When they see a thick or fat person they think you are a boss & your eating well 😂

[@theoisback]

hahah, yeah maybe

[@HannahYaawusuahAdjepongL-AS]

Sacha, you are a beautiful woman. Thank you for coming on the show. It would be lovely to meet you both when I come to Rwanda sometime in the future. Thank you both for adding humour to your presentation. CHILL PILL? I find Rwandees fascinating and would like an encounter with them. For topics for your channel may I suggest that you show the places of interest, perhaps a brief history apart from what the whole world knows, and some local crafts. Great channel. Thanks so much.❤

[@bigk2198]

Excellent video

[@theoisback]

Thank you very much!

[@intentionalliving1302]

Theo thank you so much for your videos, they are very informative. I live in South Africa and plan to come to Rwanda for vacation in October 2022 and hopefully move the early 2023. Would love to connect with you guys while in Rwanda later this year. Much love

[@israahmourad5355]

Really meaningful video

[@theoisback]

Thanks a lot

[@farhanabdulhamid4214]

TNX GOOD brother

[@vinceprice4089]

You are a beautiful couple with wonderful voices. Perhaps your wife can be the next voice for the Alexa device! She has a soothing voice with perfect diction.

[@kf7018]

Hey Theo, it's always an honor to recieve and share your knowledge and experience. I want to personaly thank you both of you, for being so human, honest, and for humidity. You are both of you so blave to sercrifise your self to Help many p'ple are in same situation, of many different things you're pointing out. And there is so much, we're learning with all the good information we're geting from you. It was of so much Help for me, to know so much about situations in that Beautiful land, i am planning to come and visit soon, and I hope i her a chance to meet you 2 new married couple so we can talk. May you be for ever and ever blessed in all you do, Alleruyah Shallom.🙏❤🌈🤗🇺🇬🙏 Greatings from Denmark.

[@adesania]

Interview teachers from primary school to higher education to get a view of what is offered there in Rwanda. How the school system is set up and the differences with private schools. Also interesting is how people spent their leisure time How the healthcare sector is setup is also interesting.

[@theoisback]

aah thank you. those are all great subjects

[@kanyoni571]

Well your girlfriend is absolutely gorgeous and her body is perfect ! I think there’s a cultural shock as Flemish and Dutch people are quite reserved it’s hard to navigate even as Rwandans. I grew up in the french speaking part of Belgium and lives in France now and it’s very different how they judge apparence, we just don’t care in Belgium. On the contrary I’m very very skinny and have a lot of those comments but also heard the best funny roasts of my life. In Rwanda, it’s all about pride, walk with your neck pulled up and put on sunglasses and they would probably think you’re a star 😂✌🏾

[@theoisback]

hahah ,thanks for this

[@sheilamutua2818]

Pop a Chill Pill!!! 💊 awesome vid..

[@theoisback]

thnxx

[@Meba94]

Thick skin consultancy! loving it.

[@nebiatsiyoum6832]

I have a plane to move to Rwanda. I will keep in touch with you. Thanks 😊 🙏

[@rosalynwawira6812]

Hi theo, I just found your video and what a relieve.. Pls post us some material on Kenyans living in Rwanda because I know a few people interested in moving to Rwanda for business but are not sure if they'll be safe, if and what best businesses to venture into. I've forwarded your videos to some friends and hoping for some info going forward. Your work is great.

[@michellemavi814]

i like Rwanda l dont mind visiting Rwanda one day and thank you for the tip of Steering kkkkkkkkkkkkkk ooh may word, but still l love Rwanda😀😀

[@kingjahman7905]

What I learned for all these years in Rwanda there's no Rush in anything so patience is Highly needed too much pride in people even when dating a woman you'll get the contact but communication will be a big issue, people are very sensitive n like play innocent when tell like it is n give the lamest excuses ever, but people are very helpful with directions n understanding n there's so much good thing to learn n positive side is second to none.

[@theoisback]

I was looking for the point here, and finally found it in the last sentence.

[@kingjahman7905]

@@oltonrenwick9175 u smart man read and get a point it's clear.. Ain't it!!

[@Softtunde3778]

Theo I'd like to get meet you in person, cuz I'll be visiting Rwanda this Year.... Peace ✌🏾 and Love ❣️😍

[@theoisback]

sure, just let me know when you are in the country !

[@erichawkins5738]

Your girlfriend is so pretty!! Forget what they say. She has an awesome smile!!

[@writingdiasporan]

Hi Theo! Thanks for this. Hmmm - I most certainly do not like being stared at or talked about. And here I am trying to learn the language. Lol. I'm a patreon - when are your monthly chats?

[@theoisback]

aah yes, good luck. Just message me on Patreon, we chat depending on the topics you like

[@Safphron]

You should make pop a chill pill shirts. That was cute and really got the point across. Some of those women were probably jealous. Your girlfriend was blessed with ALL the assets, front and back. Katty women of every race and culture will talk about her where ever she goes. A lot of women are always in competition mode mentally. The fact that she's also confident, blessed with a beautiful smile, has beautiful dark skin AND has her man by her side looking at her adoringly, really sends some people over the edge. Kids are just brats. They will hurt your feelings real quick. The only person worse than kids is your grandmother or great grandmother. No one will comment about your appearance with more savagery than grandma. She feels she has earned the right at her age.

[@theoisback]

hahah, great insight!

[@Carpediem2106]

Great tips! We loooovee your girlfriend! Hope to see her more ! Blessings.

[@theoisback]

Thank you! Will do!

[@flo2selene]

Thank you for this amazing video! Mrs Theo really needs to have her own channel. I loved her opinion and would love to hear more from her.

[@theoisback]

thnx, I will pass on the message

[@ndengang1292]

Nice 👍

[@theoisback]

Thanks ✌

[@arellysritchieauthor]

I in a way I am happy that I won't be able to understand what they say because knowing my temper I would probably yell at them for being nasty toward me for no reason! I never allowed myself to be picked on by a mean girl in school and wouldn't definitely allow them to be mean towards me for no reason, sorry to say this but no matter how you look at it, it's not okay for them to be openly mean to people just because they felt like it! they wouldn't like it either if I turned around and be mean to them, I loved hearing you and your girlfriends speaking dutch, het was geweldig!

[@smadden3933]

Baby one thing about me is if I feel someone is disrespecting me idgaf they are going to learn today 💅🏾 P. S. And your girlfriend is a baddie👏🏾👏🏾

[@ChuolBielGatkuothBiliew-yd5vn]

she's so pretty

[@writerinrwanda]

I love your videos. Maybe go into business selling chill pills? Or is that just repackaged Valium? My friend was recently upset, she's lived here for years and said 'I should be over it by now,' but she was walking around Kigali Heights and everyone was commenting about her appearance. She speaks fluent Kinyarwanda, and can understand everything people say. She thought it was because she was white that people assumed she didn't understand, so felt free to say those things in front of her. It's really interesting (and comforting) to know that people do that whatever your skin colour and whether they assume you can understand or not. I'm fine as my Kinyarwanda never got further than ordering food, beer and a moto home. Sometimes ignorance really is bliss. And I do agree, I think women judging women is far more common than people commenting on how men look, which is really sad.

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

Your friend should respond back. Let them know that their comments are very *hurtful.* Tell them that she would never say such hurtful things to others. Hit them with the *shame.* ❤❤

[@writerinrwanda]

Probably. It was very much aimed at body shape again.

[@nukonuko1184]

@@writerinrwanda you should reply back that how it works here (sad) for example she reply "namaze"

[@amahoroyimana8143]

Chill Pill😊😍

[@theoisback]

yeahh

[@hollywoodhoodstories3811]

You should interview street preacher Dorre Love his channel is Ministry of the WORD he's moving soon

[@sarahyahshebrew9522]

Shalom brother. My husband and I are wanting to move to the continent. Initially Rwanda and Tanzania were at the top of our list. TZ won't let us own land and Rwanda has the clean up law which is on our sabbath. Heartbreaking! We love the idea but cannot go against our faith. We are now hearing that the country will allow you to choose a different day! Hoorayyyy! (hoping it's true). Anyway we are looking into buying land to build a home on in Rwanda again. Wondering if you could recommend cities less expensive than Kigali? Someplace for us to homestead, i.e. grow food have livestock for personal use. Thank you for your time and attention.

[@theoisback]

awesome! sounds like you guys have an exiting journey ahead! At this point in time, any land outside of kigali is relatively cheap! I would you recommend you to visit the country first, to get a better feel of what you want exactly.

[@yassindefallah5212]

Nice Country i hope one day i will there!

[@theoisback]

You should!

[@MAdams-ey4if]

Bru! you got me in stitches .... Africa is neo-feudal, "pop a chill pill", (LoL)

[@theoisback]

hahah

[@prosaikerbo5396]

Am first too react 👍🏾

[@theoisback]

yeah 🏆

[@absfinal]

I had the opposite experience. In Africa, when a woman is called fat, it's actually a compliment. At least in Kenya. So we openly call them fat and they're actually flattered. It just means they like to eat a lot and sometimes they even use drugs to increase their appetite.

[@amahoroyimana8143]

Theo, I'm 120 lbs but my friend told me "ubwo urangana gute? Urenda guturika" ! Rwandan community needs to change this.

[@theoisback]

yeah, change is coming.. but not soon

[@fadhilinayituriki1678]

Grow a thick skin we don’t get offended here , crying babes in this country lol

[@derrickmutuma7185]

Wow, kinyarwanda sounds more like my Kimeru language here in Kenya.

[@maggielazarre78]

Thank you Theo, was in Rwanda a couple if weeks ago. Yes, they do stare but that did not bother me 😳😀

[@theoisback]

hahah, good for you

[@herestomydownfall]

poppa chill pill 😆

[@TheDtfamu89]

Man... this is really making me think. 👀

[@theoisback]

good 👍🏾 😌

[@lydian5762]

I have been fat all my life but thankfully I developed thick skin coz our ppl oh my gawd. I was with my sister and dad in the village checking out a farm and I was wearing a skinny Jean's, I am way bigger than your girlfriend. In front of my dad these 2 ladies started speaking out loud " Mana, Mana Mana weee, mbega ikibuno weeeee" translation (OMG look at that butt) I was like WTF😮😮😮 the way I walked passed then really shaking my butt on purpose🙄🙄🙄 . And then there was the constant comment to loose weight and the thing is I did not mind my weight at that time and kept telling them I feels comfy the way I am and they were all skinny trying to loose weight. This time I am going back, I will use the F word on them. How do you say F**k you b**c in Kinyarwanda? I'm gonna need that.

[@theoisback]

hahah, please don't ! anyway, I don't think we have those words in Kinyarwanda. It's a whole cultural shift that needs to happen.

[@freetafreedom4470]

😂😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂 I might need it too Sis…🤣🤣🤣😂😂😅

[@askSandra]

Lol!! Omg! I’m moving there soon and I hope I can deal. SMH it’s simply rude!

[@menthamanning4364]

Your girlfriend is so cute how dare they talk about her. That being said "Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all' is more than just a song they are words to live by. I am pleased that she has come to terms with it. Bravo to you for supporting her and I wish you both peace and blessings in your new home. Idea for podcast or your KZbin channel...Top 10 pet peeves that Rwandans have about African American Expats. (Secretly hoping that there are not 10 things, but I always believe that knowledge is power).

[@theoisback]

hahah, interesting idea!

[@shamismith8083]

Twagiye= let's go!

[@theoisback]

yego!

[@HughJass-jv2lt]

What you can do about all the *constant* staring & *rude* comments... ... _Pop a chill-pill_ ❤😁❤

[@theoisback]

😁🙏🏾😁😁

[@dieudonnemukunzi2471]

that's what I was expecting he'd say and he disappointed me with grow a thick skin but I guess it works too. hhhhh great content tho.

[@mugishachance8844]

I like her smile. Hello my rwandaful people i like that! Theo you have sweet and beautiful girl friend

[@theoisback]

😊 thank you

[@midori4760]

@Mugisha Chance Thank you for putting this comment here! Due to his accent, I was never sure if he was saying “hello rwandaful people, or hello beautiful people”🤣

[@creekyknee]

Wonderful advice. I was expecting 1=suncream. 2-an umbrella. 3-a Kinyarwanda dictionary. But methinks your advice is far more practical. I'm off to buy my thicker skin !

[@theoisback]

haha, yeah. good luck

[@whatswhat7614]

Thank you! I want to talk about business and I have questions also

[@theoisback]

suree, What is it?

[@fayefaye3380]

Thanks Theo for all the great advice. I will be in Kiali for appx 5 weeks and then return for 10 days. YES RWANDA PEOPLE STARE. They even stare from across the street. AND THEIR CHILDREN STARE. LOL. Was standing in front of house with houseman waiting for a taxi. PEOPLE STARRED. When the taxi came two little kids and a grown man stopped to see what was going on. I felt like a traffic accident in the states. But I smiled all the time remembering what you said about RWANDANS STARE. Hope to meet you and your girlfriend while I am here. Also hope to hire you for some exercise training. BTW I have zoom so not to worry,

[@theoisback]

haha, interesting. Yeah, im available just hit me up when you are in RWanda

[@abdooalaly4562]

I wish i can visit you

[@zycraythussein5827]

Hi Theo, could you a video about education in Rwanda? Primary to secondary and private to government schools? Are teachers paid well lol

[@theoisback]

lol, thats a big subject! But I will look into it

[@rosalynwawira6812]

I'm sure that vidoes of foreigners in Rwanda can really encourage their relatives and countrymen to move to Rwanda if they are already thinking about it. Also be realistic on how good a business venture can be.

[@PrinceDomG]

Hey brother I’m in Rwanda would love to meet you

[@theoisback]

heyy there

[@Emmanuel00711]

I really want to move to Rwanda for business, but I'm curious how vibrant and business friendly the place might be and what to invest on ?

[@devbachu7072]

App that so why come to Rwanda use citronella oip for koisquitoes

[@xxahavaxx]

Video idea :interview other returnees

[@xxahavaxx]

Or life as a vegan in Rwanda

[@theoisback]

this is nicee indeed

[@patrickverified]

You forgot, actually being thick is better than being thin, when you're thin they say you're poor, you're hungry.... but when you're thick they think you're rich, you eat well(fast food). But all in all, it always comes back to you, however your body maybe, just make peace with it and be proud, once you achieve that, no comment will affect you. There're always people trying to eat so much to gain weight and there're others trying to not eat to loose weight.

[@theoisback]

indeed

[@jojoko64]

Chill pill is mandatory... I went to a beautiful restaurant with Rwandans. We ran out of conversation before the food came 2.5 hours later. The stares were an interesting experience especially when I spoke and didn't get a reponse. Travel and communication is an important part. If you ask a question or ask for help, directions etc., they are more than helpful. I would like you to ask other Rwandan the questions traveller's shouldn't. What do they think about a Rwandan having the reputation of staring. Why!

[@theoisback]

hahah, the long wait on your food is quite an experience indeed!😁 That is an interesting question indeed

[@jovaniroy8358]

Hey man, How are you doing? How can I talk to you on phone ? I really like this video, Planning to move there.

[@theoisback]

I'm good. Yes, you can book a one-on-one consultation, link in the description of video

[@pochokat6443]

Schooling in Rwanda ? How special needs treated? Starting business? Buying house? Building house? 2022 economy situation

[@amensutenhotep1]

When Rawandan's stare, does this mean they intend to harm you?

[@theoisback]

not at all

[@fayefaye3380]

And yes, your girlfriend should have a whole section or segment to herself because she can help women of all ages understand Rwanda from a woman's perspective.

[@theoisback]

yeah, I agree

[@Adnancorner]

How is Agriculture ?? i am looking for production NON GMO meat especially poultry and lamb. to export. and some for local market.

[@theoisback]

Hmnn, interesting. Whenever you are ready, book a session and we can move on

[@_sunfish]

Lots of hills, your thing looks like it's more suited for flat lands, at least for the lambs, so idk how much of the rather flat land is available for new businesses, as theo said if you are really interested you can do a reconnaissance trip first, maybe the informations you are looking for can also be found on the internet I don't know.

[@abdirahmanibrahim4443]

If you thinking exporting remember Rwanda is landlocked country

[@abdirahmanibrahim4443]

@@_sunfish all export will go to Tanzania or mombasa ports but come and visit

[@ashash2863]

Hi Theo, Pls can you recommend any loctician for me in KIGALI ?

[@theoisback]

Nyamirambo!

[@ashash2863]

@@theoisback okay thanks I will check it out .. Thanks again

[@nkemakolamuche8881]

Hi Theo, I am Nigerian. I live in Ireland but my family stays in Nigeria. There is silent genocide going on against the Southeasterners (the Igbos) in Nigeria and my family is not safe. I am considering moving them to Kigali to stay temporarily until my application for family reunification is granted and they are able to join me. I am looking at July/August to move them. From videos I've watched, accommodation costs is on the high side and scary compared to Nigeria. How you can assist to make the movement less stressful. Thanks Nkemakolam Uche

[@theoisback]

Hi, I am not the right person to help you with this.

[@pochokat6443]

Can we learn language in decent time 😊😊 only the rain and water cut offs scare me 🙄🙄

[@hijadelucy1950]

Hello, Theo. Thank you so much for your informative videos and this one in particular. I would like to mention a couple things: The impression I am getting from what you say about Rwandan’s staring and making remarks about people’s bodies or dress style, is that Rwandan’s are rude. I do not want to believe that, as I have heard that Rwandans are a friendly and humble people. I wondered if the off-putting comments are reserved for certain individuals. I understand the staring, especially when done to people they believe are not Rwandan or dress differently than they. But it makes me wonder and ask: do they behave the same way towards and in the presence of Mzungus/whites? I am planning to visit with the ultimate goal of committing myself and making Rwanda my second home. I have heard wonderful things about Rwanda and sense a “call” there and I am preparing for a difference in cultures and potential culture shock. But, I would be heartbroken if a people who look like me would treat me disrespectfully and rude. Because I cannot believe that that is part of Rwandan “culture”. To me, that is just plain RUDENESS, “thick skin” or not. 😔 I wish your girlfriend the best and that her very own people will begin to treat her more kindly and respectfully. 🙏🏽♥️

[@mkt5748]

It is more made by ignorance than by dirsrespect. Like rwandan culture is conservative like in most african countries, people stare and judge because your apparence/energy/behaviour, the way you move is different and unknown to them.

[@deliceigicarim.mugabo880]

Everything Theo's girlfriend said is absolutely correct. Some people get used to the staring but that's not me. I was 120lbs when I was there the last time, so people weren't staring at me because I was "fat" but because I also wore my hair very short (like Theo's girlfriend). My queer friends get stared at, my elderly mom gets stared at. If you're not from Rwanda (even if you're "Rwandan" like us), they'll find a reason to stare at you and say rude things straight to your face. Like Theo said, if that's the place you want to live, you can do it if you develop thick skin. I don't think it's the case eeverywhere in Africa. I think it's because it's a) a small country, b) a VERY conservative country, c) a VERY VERY conservative country, d) it's only been open to the world for 20-25 years, so my guess that in another 15-20 years, we'll see changes in how the local population relates to people who look different than what they're traditionnally used to.

[@Emmanuel00711]

Can you do. Video of the type of business 10k USD can do that's lucrative ❤️ thanks

[@greenstar6165]

Hi are there any good opportunities for opening a restaurant

[@theoisback]

yes, many!

[@adentesfay3410]

Now that I live in Rwanda I am experiencing some of the things you mentioned in the video. The staring is constant and intense. Sometimes I ignore it and other times I stare back at them and even look at them up and down. Sometimes they look away and other times they just keep staring. And yes even in my own home. When I was sitting on my bedroom balcony, it faces the street where people, motos, and cars pass. They just stare at me and I'm thinking I'm supposed to be looking at you not the other way around. Don't get me started about the waiting. From getting internet installed to dealing with the bank or MTN services, I am having to practice extreme patience. I have been irritated and let them know on some occasions because I cannot accept unprofessionalism or trying to cheat someone. When you come from the West, a lot of people just see dollar signs and will lie about prices to get more from you. There is a lot to get used to here and I realize adjusting takes time. Maybe some of the things that upset me or that I get irritated by will be more normal in the future. We shall see. I really need that chill pill LOL

[@twinturbo1995]

How’s things going now ?

[@user-eb9bo5tu1x]

How can l find a teachinh job . I hav a teaching degree

[@LeratoWomanOfFaith]

Very informative 🙂. Your girlfriend is beautiful, sorry that she experienced that. Does Rwandan laws allow someone from outside the country to run a business there?

[@theoisback]

yes, anyone can own and run a business here

[@Dominicmutyaba]

Wow. I beg your girlfriend to start her own channel just like you. She has talent. I like the thick skin, hahaha

[@theoisback]

haha, i will pass on the message

[@Dominicmutyaba]

@@theoisback 😂😂😂 I know she will find out the comment by herself

[@OshareBlog]

I messaged you I will be visiting Rwanda by December last year.. And I did.. It was nice.. Place..but I was not happy as you never replied my message and I had good business plan I needed to discuss with you personally...

[@theoisback]

next time just book a consultation with me

[@mack3310]

This is the third time I have heard about the staring and talking. But I'll deal with the staring over racist cops and school shootings!!

[@i_angelo6379]

I will remember to pop a chill PILL & have thick skin!

[@theoisback]

indeedd

[@medozarkah8354]

I wonder what the usual commoners would think about/perceive (white skin people/Arabs/Egyptians), especially with the motion of water regional wars which is about to errupt. what is the common mentality of Rwandans. we are aware of South africa - Zimbabwe - Angola & others each have a different set of understandings towards foreigners. even in Egypt we have some closed society mentality in some degree but still interacting & welcoming .. thanks for the subject opening..

[@abdooalaly4562]

And you're girl is cute and lovely

[@israahmourad5355]

Hello theo How have you been? Why didn't you make new videos?

[@theoisback]

I have been busy with work! new videos coming though

[@afroherbalist]

Love yourself before you go there 📝 ok... mais after a few months they stop looking at you ... or you take chillpill don’t take anything personally ✅

[@theoisback]

yeah, the chill pill is the answer

[@afroherbalist]

@@theoisback hi!! So I am in Kigali since this morning and you were veryyyyyyyy right about the staring 😂😂😂waw. And an other thing : there are those who totally ignore you when you ask something. 😅 chill pill

[@oliviye]

Wait... Your voice?? 😌😌😌

[@theoisback]

yeas..

[@goldenheart751]

Pop a chill pill 😂🤣😂🤣

[@theoisback]

LoL 😂

[@carolinemacharia9195]

Good content! The body shaming part though is a turn off. Weak people are people who only focus on other people weaknesses. I think they need to have a broader view of humanity. See the diversity of God in creating different bodys. They should also try and see some good in everyone. They should get busy in minding there own bussiness, they are too available for small talks. They need to be cultured!

[@theoisback]

Thank you. A lot of they-they-they,.. only smart people know how to change other people. Wise people change themselves

[@ayandandlovu7936]

I'm South African,how can I get married to a Rwandan woman,,?