Are Africans citizens of the world? | Ooooota Adepo | TEDxBerlin

[@osionecreatesmagic]

"Once Africans start taking themselves seriously, the world will follow". I agree.

[@ilaya3654]

Absolutely one of the best speakers I have heard yet. Let the world listen to this young woman. She is really amazingly well spoken, coherent and knowledgeable on world affairs. She has common sense and I just love her message to the world. Summed up beautifully. I am showing this to my class next year for an example of a great speech well delivered.

[@joshomotolabolade798]

True

[@elizabethumoru2558]

If your an African hearing this,we need to be the change we want to see.Not just our leaders but we the Great African people need to really change, love ourselves and aspire to greatness.Thanks to her for making the African continent proud.

[@jonathand.b.9562]

Yeah-but the heat should never leave the asses of the government. African leaders need to stop leading their people to a dead-end. Just as the American government needs to stop leading its people to hate and death. WE the people of the United States? The people throughout Africa? And everywhere else? Need to let our governments know that they have no power. WE the people do.

[@Mussuei]

Our leaders are corrupts and murderers

[@mawazoselemani614]

Elizabeth Umoru ..how,how can i make change?

[@jonathand.b.9562]

@@PR-hw4ih I literally pray for the people in africa. I literally and whole heartily pray that the people of africa get their resources and land and freedom and respect. I dont know you but I promise you that I love you.

[@abelabeshu1416]

Jonathan D.B. Thank You sir. We pray for everyone else’s wellbeing as well ☮️

[@anneghata9614]

She speaks the truth so calmly. God is bringing up leaders like her from Africa that actually fight for justice for the people of different African countries. God bless you 🙏🏽

[@demosthenesflorival6555]

Her beauty and intelligence are stunning! God bless you sister.

[@Kassiusday]

But as soon I saw her I was so so impressed !!! is a beauty which is beyond beauty !!!! Something more deeper than beauty ! You UNDERSTAND I AM SURE !!

[@4agewise120]

You're reaching. I agree she is intelligent but she still a bit confused.

[@Autochthonous_Anarchist]

4 Age Wise, confused about what? She’s speaking with adept comprehension regarding nationality-discrimination and is seeking a win-win-win result for proposed agendas.

[@4agewise120]

@@Autochthonous_Anarchist It's been awhile since I listened to this but I'm sure I had a list of things that prompted the statement. One of those things relates to your "nationality" partial. By definition she never clarified her nationality or spoke on any particular groups. She did as a lot of speakers do when speaking in lame-mans terms while particularly meaning a certain group within the group of darker-skinned people. Further meaning the win-win results, she speaks of are worthy of the effort, but only puts a band-aide on a world issue reaching more levels than any one person has yet to influence to bring about real change. Without Alliances and Reparations, specific groups of our people will always be left out. You don't have to believe me. Look it up. # ados101

[@DJCole34]

4 Age Wise she said she was Nigerian, so what are you talking about? I thinks it’s you who are confused.. stop running your trap,as if you know something, and open your ears to hear a thing or two..

[@mikeomaliko4956]

You said it all in one statement; until Africans take themselves seriously and act with dignity, this won't end.

[@olaposiade6428]

That's the fact,we don't always value ourselves as Africans

[@annlynneagatha7732]

I wish this speech was put on African talk shows Great speech!

[@tenovertenacademy]

I've searched Twitter, IG, and finally your website just to know more about you Ooooota Adepo. Her storytelling skill is brilliant, and her eloquence, exposure, intellect and poise are just so charming. Bravo 10x. Proud of you Ms.

[@domenicmonardo5549]

Good speaker

[@Hypie582]

Ooooooota

[@aishatmorontodun3750]

I am thrilled

[@PrinceYanelbg]

One of the best TEDxTalks i have ever watched so far. Awesome.

[@mrblackhearted1]

Yes, Mellence Bart-Williams ted talk was good

[@dossube]

Arguably yes!

[@compashinpei]

God bless you!!! Greetings from Japan!!🇳🇬🇯🇵

[@evaristusezeh2309]

I am in awe of her brilliant presentation. Bless you, Ooooota.

[@evaristosbethlehem3339]

whoa, someone else!

[@yemi_aout]

This is the most brilliant talk I’ve heard in the history of TED Talks 📌♥️ I hope people don’t only listen, but also put her words into action. Arise Africa! God bless her.

[@declan-kayodekeegan1598]

The colonialists really did a good job of dividing and conquering us in Africa. As a Nigerian living in Europe, who has also travelled extensively through Africa, I can relate very well to all she said. I'm glad she mentioned the president of Ghana. We need more pan African and globally minded leaders like him now in Africa more than ever!

[@cleferyfrank8371]

president of Ghana paaa 😂😂

[@schiffelers3944]

Thank you Ooooota Adepo. Your message needs to be heard on a lager scale...

[@melodyentertainment5423]

I, as an African from Eritrea, we have to stop being a puppet of western, we have to respect one another, we have to work hard to help our family not to go exile. Just imagine how many Africans are dying in Mediterranean Sea while trying reach Europe, what have our leaders done to stop it? How long are we going to suffer as a continent? What are we in search of solutions for our problems? Why do we have to leave for western countries for a better life? How long are we going to be the cheapest people on earth? The choice is still in our hands, if we are alive now. It’s time to work for unity and prosperity!

[@sirahanolosha]

That's absolutely true brother. Best regard Your brother from Somalia.👍

[@ghilachange9816]

realistic and logical bro. ur from Eritrea!

[@mannehnasalimata1249]

I have a question for you,why most Eritrea in Europe call other African jama Africa,like they are not african

[@melodyentertainment5423]

Manneh Na Salimata, I don’t comprehend your question?

[@mannehnasalimata1249]

@@melodyentertainment5423 I mean they call other African nationality as jama Africa,the word jama in Libyan mean African people.if you call them the same,they reject being African.

[@emmanuelzarihun47120]

You're incredible. rising star of African women. Proud of you. keep telling the world about Africa, we're the victim of creative suffering and many of young African children are wallowing in the valley of despair . We're failed by our leaders and the world as well.

[@HDBerlin]

well, don´´t despair, look to the Chinese and Indians how they get themselves out of misery, as before Taiwan, South Korea and other former colonies have done.

[@warpnin3]

@@HDBerlin Best comment!

[@HDBerlin]

Thanks and best wishes.

[@lushawnaefaithnaughton1748]

Her eloquence...amazing.

[@ignitespark9293]

Expensive education does wonders.

[@ayan5279]

Amazing!! We got long way to go! To understand, respect and value each others. Instead of waiting to be valued by the western.

[@Jon962-h4i]

To be valued by the west, you have to offer something other than constant victim hood.

[@nhlalomakhathini9795]

This is so true I'm from RSA🇿🇦 and wanted to travel to neighboring country Namibia... the cost was ridiculous while going to London cost 3 times less

[@brinohosey7498]

its because inter country transport is low. all africans want to fly to london not the other way

[@nhlalomakhathini9795]

@@brinohosey7498 which is really sad... things really need to change

[@moirandlovu5975]

Not gonna lie, I clicked cause I thought "Ooooo she's beautiful"

[@Khamsawa3shruun]

Ooooo yes

[@lindanimataure1636]

kuda zvinhu kkkkk

[@lushawnaefaithnaughton1748]

Absolute sameeee. She's gorgeous!

[@milesmorales2106]

same. Oh no, I've been caught! but I did stay for the quality content

[@rantymcrant-pants9536]

Thank you for this, I feel at least a little better for my motivations! (I stayed as she was good to listen too to!)

[@murewaayodele3277]

I'm a comic book writer with a few published works. I applied for a visa so I could attend a Comic Book Convention in the UK. It was declined because they concluded it was just an excuse to slip into their country as an illegal immigrant. Imagine a comic book author and fan not allowed to interact with other comic book authors and fans in the world. It is quite frustrating.

[@murewaayodele3277]

@ben yosep Nigeria

[@ineedajob5671]

Hahaha, they are right. Stay put. The South African pandemic girl was in her house making pandemics video and Now, the whole world is looking for her.

[@MH20306]

That was one of the greatest Ted talks I have ever heard, God bless Africa with more sincere leaders like you. 🇪🇬

[@newjx]

You can’t feel the pain until feel it yourself. But having to go throughout this in an African country.. that’s hurts the most

[@murumbamutekhele6278]

Oh my God, this is great from daughter of Africa, its still dark in Africa but soon the day will break by this kind of mind opening talk. Blessed and thumbs up madam. 👍

[@bebebi09876]

For the first time, I listened to full Tedx talks.

[@ibradibango4744]

Such a shame,the people who should be benefiting from this talk are not even aware

[@bob-manuel]

What do you mean?

[@visitequatorialguinea5024]

@@bob-manuel The elected leaders...

[@ibradibango4744]

@@bob-manuel like the politicians, immigration office, police force,adminstrators

[@Biobele]

@@ibradibango4744 they don't care they have diplomatic passports

[@MegaDixen]

​@@ibradibango4744 immigration office are just duing there jobs. also im pretty sure the afrikans should here this not european. because europe want invest in afrika if afrika comes more safe and stabel

[@FranEJ]

This is so apt and still true in 2020. Does anyone hear and do anything about these things. The world is such a small place now and technology limits the excuse for these things to still be rife in Africa. African leaders, in whatever capacity, please make changes. We don't expect western countries to treat us better than we are treated in our own home. If you tell your daughter that she is smart and beautiful from a young age. If you tell your son he is strong, intelligent, and teach him to be self reliant from a young age. With time all will admire that young man and woman's confidence and achievements. If we treat each other with respect and show the world we are worthy by treating ourselves with dignity, no one will be able to look down on us. Sustainable change always starts from within.

[@UnknownUnknown-ig6ml]

Such an articulate and beautiful young woman. We need more of our people involved. There are many on the continent homeless and hungry. I am today trying to house and feed. Yes, they are educated, not indolent, just poor on the continent. Lets get more involved in feeding and housing our people on the continent. That is a massive and much needed change. I am an African born in America. Many of my ancestors died on the voyage here. All of the wealthy people on earth, share some of those millions and billions with the poor, welfare poor and the working poor. I have one particular young man stranded in Lagos hungry and homeless in August 2020. Where are the extended hands for him and others? Do we continue pretending that we are blind and do not see? Thank you for receiving with the brain to view our problems world-wide not with our eyes. the eyes are only instruments. No man is an island, no man stands alone. Separatism is divide and conquer. Unite all Africans regardless of where one is born. We are Africans first.

[@DARELASISI]

This young lady is a bloody genius! May God bless her!

[@ndidiasiodu2791]

Lovely the change has to start with us Africans, let's change our narrative.

[@russelltanr8914]

Let's change our useless corrupted leaders and everything else will follow. Remove SADAC Mafia syndicate they steal together and protect each others crimes

[@watsongondwe6577]

Her calmness and ability to express her thoughts and ideas superbly are exceptional. I hope my leaders watch this

[@JaIch9999]

Exceptional compared to whom?

[@watsongondwe6577]

@@JaIch9999 than the majority of speakers i have heard..

[@watsongondwe6577]

@@JaIch9999 including my president

[@komiyoehuwa522]

I can relate so well with her travel experience in Singapore. I was to travel to Thailand as a delegate on Climate Action Forum representing my country Nigeria. At Bangkok airport, after the immigration personnel checked my passport and read out my name, he laughed and called two more of his colleagues. I was then ushered to a room where I was being questioned. After that, my picture was taken, a biometric capturing was done, my return ticket was photocopied and it was written on my visa the exact date of entry and exit probably so that if left later, there might be a problem. I felt initially confused and when i realized what happened, i felt really horrible. I have left their country for them. A basic human dignity by these Thai officials was lacking. Kindness was just all that was required.

[@j.frederickbland9068]

This Sister speaks the truth, not only regarding Africans on the African continent, but regarding the entire Diaspora! Africans, African Americans, and all of us who are descendants of Africans are intelligent, talented, creative, industrious, beautiful, respectful, kind, forgiving, and necessary to this planet! If only we would trust one another and work together! Blessings.

[@GodwillDemiGod]

Unfortunately, few Africans are here to watch. Majority are not even aware. It's a shame. Some of these "sermons" should be aired on National TVs. 12:05 12:25 14:10 14:20 14:30 Welldone Miss

[@bolajiutube]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Whatever this young lady does, I hope she’s also a professor. Bless her 🙏🏾

[@aminakanu3719]

I really wish more ppl will ponder on the words you’re talking about. Especially the leaders

[@dmb8623]

leaders are just greedy and dictators.

[@petrabarran9488]

So brilliantly articulated, Ooooota.

[@AzuOnyeabor]

Second time listening to you, my dear sister. You nailed it!!! Bravo. Your intelligence, poise and eloquence are superb. Thank you for the points made; telling the truth as IS.

[@jeremyobat6731]

it's been quite some time since i last watched Ted Talk and Tedx. I don't know shy youtube recommended this on my timeline and i surely must thank the algorithm for such a wise decision. I cant have enough of this, i'm in tears.

[@bonniehenderson3754]

Beautiful speech. Thank you 😊. I would love to see Africa become a great nation. There is so much potential.

[@adrianalainez8499]

Africa will never be one nation because it's a whole continent full of different peoples. Having more melanin doesn't make everyone the same. It's a very diverse continent culturally and genetically. So it's difficult to intergrate people who see each other as different.

[@belinderjabuya8355]

*continent

[@gregoryc7926]

This is what we need in Africa. Young and enlightened leaders that will push the continent forward....

[@djzaacma8945]

She's GREAT on so many levels.

[@edwinodhialo137]

This is a great argument submitted by Ms. Adepo. All African leaders should see this.

[@Raybets]

Wow. Solid presentation on travel restriction and discrimination - even within Africa itself. Never cease to amaze me how calm and collected these influencers are during a TED talk!

[@zureetv9375]

This yooung lady is so eloquent and what she said is 💯 percent correct. Too many restrictions and discrimination against people of African descent...this needs to stop,!!

[@tamadoucoure792]

She is so beautiful and intelligent

[@antonioosho5171]

WOW !! This woman is smarter than any African leader. she shows leadership.

[@diamondsr4marie]

I am from Nigeria and I have never seen or heard a name as Ooooota... Interesting. You learn every day. But she is beautiful and has perfectly described the experience of most Nigerians...

[@mesook8953]

Apparently Ooooota is an acronym for seven names she was given at birth.

[@uapimbisa]

Brilliant speech, she’s so beautiful

[@emilengoga2539]

as much as i agree with what you are saying....these convo needs to take place in AFRICA, not in Berlin

[@kennedyongati2283]

Read my mind!!?

[@shotelco]

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has said that Africa’s peace building process cannot be achieved solely through external solutions and requires Africans to own the solutions; “You _cannot import solutions from outside and impose them on people and expect them to work._ *It cannot.* I'm speaking from experience. There's no miracle performed in Rwanda. We understood that owning our problems is very important to us as Rwandans…we owned our solutions and were opened minded to other options but there's absolutely need to own the process.” Ms. Adepo is a beautiful and articulate Nigerian, but I can't help to recognize she lives in London, the speech here is in Berlin, she's educated in the U.S., and the U.K. Why is she pontificating this message to Europeans...in Europe??

[@josephjoemwogeza7091]

Maybe yes but sometime you have to talk from were ever you get the opportunity

[@crimsonblad5]

If you get approved for a Tedtalk, it's really based on timing and place and maybe there wasn't an opportunity at the moment. She could've had this talk in African countries too.

[@Dice-Gamble]

Some people won't listen to a message until it's on a big international stage

[@Yohanan01]

Born in Haïti, Ethiopian background. Thank sister. I never knew we imposed those restrictions on one another. I do know what you say about "Africans on Africans' discrimination ". It hurts me most when it comes from our owns. As a US citizens I can travel Africa. I didn't know.

[@arabmoney3339]

Yes you can travel but so sad corruption is too much .

[@rachelyusuf7137]

she was amazing , she was able to open my eyes to see the difference of how the world views Africans and how Africans view themselves. being of African descent but of british born i was able to understand that people see you differently due to the privilege I have it hurts me to hear my family in Nigeria go through similar experiences to this and that coming to the uk is a stressful experience. I pray that maybe i could use the opportunities I have to make a change because this injustice can not last forever

[@delorissmith8248]

She's awesome! She should be in office in one o the countries in Africa.

[@quickvictor]

Charity begins at home. Excellent presentation my African sister.

[@rattydeluxe]

It is so strange that I met this lovely woman on a random night in NYC. She carries herself like a queen but is so welcoming and open to everyone. Great work Ooooota and thanks for sharing your life with others. :D

[@TheMrmoc7]

One thing is patently clear: She is firing on all cylinders! Bless her and others like her! I hope my children grow up to be as intelligent as she is. I hope I can be as useful for Africa as I have dreamt I would be.

[@carolineogwang1258]

This is a very good conversation to have first in Africa then the rest of the world will begin to listen. Bless you Ooooota.

[@grace48085]

This is 2 years since this talk and I was pleasantly suprised when I visited Kenya that I did not need a visa to enter the country as a South African but would require to pay a visa fee as an America. I think that this is progress in the right direction. \

[@mikamwambazi3807]

It's worse for Africans in South Africa.

[@grace48085]

@@mikamwambazi3807 I agree. There's some catching up.

[@TheZuluman7]

Stunning beauty with brains i wish such speeches should be held at AU heads of state meetings..

[@iamachildofgod2375]

We need African history to be treating in every school especially the universities period

[@mordredc3607]

How does African history affect children in Canada, Australia, China or Russia? Why would you spend money creating a curriculum that has no meaning or purpose in a child's and young adults education and life? I should also note, that African history is taught in many universities, when it's relevant to the students major.

[@stepzend132]

to be treated

[@Aqouphifreddysmg]

2022 who is in here to listening the truth.

[@kushitespearman9394]

I only came here to listen to someone who gets to have 5 O's to start their name. I'm jealous.

[@abiyeikpaki]

😂😂😂😂

[@laxistowe8556]

I wish I could summoned the strength to be empowered by your speech, but all I feel is sadness, knowing things aren't about to change anytime soon. I love you for saying what you have said.

[@Royal_lamongs1]

The whole Truth, I carefully listened to every lines and it just sit on me, how messed up we -as Africans are towards ourselves and until we stand up this continues. Wow, best spoken and best view have seen recently. Just everything I need to hear

[@HagerTigray]

Beautiful, graceful, elegant, intelligent and well connected with the reality of her world and my world. I love girl . You spoke what was in my heart for so long. May God Bless you. I went through exactly what you have experienced and was not sure how to speak about it without becoming upset about it... I always said to myself when I am faced with the idiotic and brainwashed immigration officer around the worl “ I wish if I could show this people how proud I am to be of an African origin and I wish there was a way to express and show them what I thought of them during those moments...wow! Thank you I feel relieved you have said it all. Africa unite! Africans respect one another!

[@tinokats]

The implications of this presentation are rich and extensive. Decolonisation starts with the African individual learning to approve self on an African basis(an African sense of self worth) rather than seek approval on Western terms. The African individual needs to be educated, to have awareness of his or her Africanness and of the space it has in this world so does all other ethnicities. This further progresses on to that African individuals together can bring liberty to each other if they so decide to work as a team. Such an idea was once dreamt of, and it can still be ignited ablaze. African leaders, all Africans should realise this and surely Africa will be great!

[@debdebock]

Tinowimba Katsumbe it’s going to take time.

[@tinokats]

@@debdebock highly likely. Well, Rome wasn't built in one day. The hope is we finally get there.

[@debdebock]

Tinowimba Katsumbe very true! I believe it’s possible.

[@MegaDiva1999]

the visa story is just so so jarring and a constant wound for most of from African countries as we try to navigate the world. I cannot agree more on the shocking contempt with which we often treat each other versus the red carpet that White people are still given on the African continent. We need to wake wake wake UP real fast

[@otoide]

I'm just getting to see this ted talk in 2023... 4 years later, the situation of living with a Nigerian passport is same if not worse! It's ridiculous!!!!

[@LanickMohamed]

So beautifull this is time for Africa...Thanks

[@lovecos7746]

Oh my God. Please can you take this massage to all the school and house of representative in Africa.

[@aminakanu3719]

Gurrrrl this video needs more views

[@-s-3508]

@Sam Houston yes it does

[@JJR1993]

Share it

[@carlosoliveira4665]

The wit, the voice, the topic, the sound knowledge of Geopolitics, the composure... Still cannot tell what is more astonishing about this woman!!!! 🥰

[@تكوينجمالالكون]

I feel that people in the comment negotiate her beauty more than the conversation she is holding. But what to do, she is quite eye catching truly. 🖤🖤🥰

[@nwadikegodsent6842]

Very articulate and intelligent. The problem of Africa is caused by Africa and until we do something about it, the world will not take us serious

[@tronicbasez1814]

“All I gotta say is that they don’t really care about us”.

[@russelltanr8914]

Why should they,are we Baby's who can't do anything ourselves. Oh ,yes we are .

[@melaninspeakzout3639]

I see what you did there.... referencing Michael Jackson, well 'played' 🖤

[@florentnguetta3627]

Good

[@florentnguetta3627]

Anyway if you got visa to Sénégal and for a tarde you wanted to go in any countries of west africa ECOWAS you must apply for visas for each of them. ...between east africa. .and others central. .north no ways visa first. ..Africa must united. .but our educated people Came with slavery minded. ..yes masta

[@bhagavad-gitakarma1604]

Ah I See what you did there.

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Bold n beautiful ,pray more n more amazing soul like you fight the injustice done by people with power n status. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@porquenao33]

She is beatiful.

[@ubeydwarsame7766]

But that is not the point

[@alybadjan8874]

Was just gonna express her beautiful glowing Blackness only to see you complement. God bless

[@smendes2004]

A msg dela é mais.

[@00788]

por que não? She is although I like my women with natural hair! Not European styles But she on point and doing it!

[@calhouncarlos903]

@@ubeydwarsame7766 you must be white

[@bastetmt1447]

I am here mainly because I watched the thought 💭 provocations speech of Mallence Bart Williams .The way she articulated her stories of travels is so detailed. I totally enjoyed watching this video.

[@hayal2284]

amazing talk...its a very important conversation that needs to happen among africans

[@wellbodisalone]

One of the best speeches. She's actually well spoken.

[@vuyanimas3845]

She's a good storyteller.

[@katferguson]

I love her vibe & spirit. Her voice makes her words sing. I think the loyalty to the colonizers & propaganda from them have taken the power away from Africans for so long, Africans can't see beyond the horizon.

[@ShirleySVilakazi]

Her intelligence empowers me...🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@lillianhoward9637]

Rise up and Unite great Africa, “mother to all races!” It’s your turn to take control of your own destiny, your own future, your own land. As a powerful, people, rise up, unite and become ONE, unstoppable force-ONE-unstoppable-NATION! 👀💰👍🏽

[@Linnie210]

OMG, you're describing the same frustration and anger I feel when I have to deal with Ghanaian officials. It's simply embarrassing that they can't do a simple thing, without overcomplicating things. 200 years back in time. My top 3 worst countries for airport is Israel, Germany and Ghana.

[@irenelaveda]

Ghana?!

[@robertakrugunda]

EU immigration is a nightmare for African passport holders.

[@JaIch9999]

As a German I have to tell you that German bureaucracy is unreasonably extensive . Everybody suffers here from too many laws and regulations.

[@ignitespark9293]

Wtf would you want to go to israel? Better stay out if you melanated. They’ve flown past SA in terms of open air bigotry

[@carolinemwazi5583]

Beautiful and articulate. You have raised a real issue facing Africans that we are forced to comply with to travel and broaden our horizons. Obstacles or not, let's keep pushing keep travelling and pushing the boundaries in others' and our own minds.

[@Osazzdgreat]

Thanks Adepo for the enlightening talk.

[@tobydude7462]

Africans like her, showcase the hope for empowerment and restoration

[@peressambu6047]

Umenena dada! Umenena (Well spoken sister, well spoken!)

[@amn1081]

Pretty cool. Great talk too.

[@albert-kkitwenga4889]

@@amn1081 absolutely!

[@patrickmulemela1028]

Kaongea aisee .... very true

[@purplereign6283]

In my language, that means “you said it dad, you said it” but you would add an m before the U for an elder

[@emillykiragu5263]

Sawa kabisa

[@teammamaleila9271]

What an eloquent young lady ❤

[@BUCHIVELI]

She oozes of confidence.

[@vinceok4415]

Great Ooooota, God bless you real good. I'm so proud of you. Glad you've grown into this solidly focused beautiful young lady. Keep it up. -Mr V. AIS, Lagos

[@samuelaina5173]

"When differences in Nationality are used to determine which people have more of a right to see the world, a systemic abuse of moral authority occurs." ... Ooooota Adepo

[@marianachiwaletchikanha8269]

Thank you sister. This is such an important issue. We as Africans really should unite.

[@samosa5925]

Inside each country first. The biggest issue is the diversity of ethnicities in Africa ans people need to get along inside each country then have big regions zones...give advantage to other Africa countries in trade. The opposite is happening now.

[@jolomiagbowu8581]

Africans should develop their countries and stay at home, we should stay at home.

[@12godslove]

Jolomi Agbowu BUT OTHER COUNTRIES DONT STAY AT HOME! You CAN NEVER BE OPEN MINDED IF YOU STAY AT HOME

[@NYCCHCD]

That makes no sense

[@amn1081]

Begin at home then spread out. East west home is best because charity begins at home

[@debdebock]

I would argue immigration, having Africans leave their countries is a way to keep us undeveloped..

[@melaninqueen5945]

That's the only way out but what if those come back or stay at home are never given the opportunity to realize their potentials. I have had the opportunity to a scholarship to study in a western country. I decided to go back home after my studies with no conditions attached but on my own accord and due to the love I have for my country. I want to use my knowledge and experience to contribute my quota in national development. I have been treated the most brutal way due to jealousy, tribalism, etc. I have been denied a position which was given to a lesser qualified individual because the boss is the same tribe as this person. While I still put up with all this rubbish, I still have an opportunity to travel out of this country if I wish but I believe God will fight this for me. I had the best of intentions when I left a much comfortable life in Europe to come back home. I love my country and no one will take that away from me. In a class of half Africans, it was only two of us who decided to go back to our countries. God bless Africa. Africa will rise once again!

[@canonbarst8716]

She is a Gods gift to Africa,The World! wake up Africa.

[@johnathanwilliams275]

She is beautiful and intelligent 💯

[@fredysoto8547]

I love Youuu!! Ooooota, regards form Dominican Republic

[@imme2944]

Well done sister 👏👏👏

[@timesquarevip]

I just heard and saw a Queen of Africa speak, she is not just excellent but thrilling too!

[@victoriaadebisi7408]

God bless you young lady for hitting the nail on the head.

[@СергейХегай-г5ж]

you girl come to the head office of the african union and empower us intellectually from here . it will help us a lot if you travel as a visiting professor to many african universities and mold the new generations of africa in the right direction .we will be very happy if you begin this right here in addis abeba .Thank you .