Spending 10 Days In Africa’s Strangest Country

[@activeobserver1150]

There is a lot of racism in Muritania, The first time I met a Mauritanian was in New York City and he was part of the political fighters for freedom for Black people. He mentioned things that was profound to me. He said that there was slaves in present day, modern Mauritania, and these slaves happen to be black Africans I feel that’s a shame. I feel that has to change. I feel that africans have to wake up in general and unite. I just feel like more needs to be done.

[@binaryworld4000]

Islam 😂

[@tw3ist]

​@binaryworld4000 US prisons also use slave labor . Do you blame Christianity?

[@binaryworld4000]

@@tw3ist do you also blame Judaism and Hindu?? Islam has a lot problems A political ideology.

[@caleb_9686]

@@activeobserver1150 There were black people who owned Arab slaves

[@Re7im]

I’m a Mauritanian and we used to hear this arguments from people in one sepesific political group to,they use these arguments for political reasons.bro don’t believe in anything without evidence,come to Mauritania and judge by yourself❤

[@gmbentertainment2119]

As a gambian living here for years muaritanie people are very kind an welcoming... they love an respect us we gambians here

[@ruthndala5778]

@@gmbentertainment2119 I saw people who are not Africans came to Africa to inslave them

[@warriorklan8444]

So is that why they enslave subsuharan Africans lol 🤣 make it make sense?

[@caleb_9686]

@@warriorklan8444 Mauritania has never had a racially based system of slavery, there were black people who owned Arab slaves.

[@warriorklan8444]

@@caleb_9686 bullshit no Arabs sold other Arabs and they wouldn't allow it they have banned slavery numerous occasions why can't they get it right Senegal almost went to war over it they had a military purge of the blacks and various human rights groups in that country protesting the treatment of blacks in that country.

[@JamaRichyrich]

Mboka nekkal thii diam ak kheweul barkai serighn touba yeena bakh

[@nnaemekaonyewuenyi6071]

The best Mauritanian video, l have ever watched, love the honest narrative/perspective ot their society, the beautiful scenery and country side, and your simplicity, best wishes from Nigeria!

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@meeimounasidi3096]

الاحياء الفقيرة ليست مخصصة للسود بل هناك نفس النسبة من الفقراء البيض لان موريتانيا بلد اغلب شعبه فقراء والاحياء الخاصة بالسود هم من خصصوها لأنفسهم تجمعوا فيها بإرادتهم

[@nnaemekaonyewuenyi6071]

@@Ganodidit Please can you interpret what the person wrote in Arabic under my comment ?

[@kathrynadamu4933]

Nice video! Watching from Nigeria!

[@Frkc956]

Bro you haven't visited the disadvantaged neighborhoods where most of black populations live, including your gambian brothers, and which show the other side of Mauritania. This video just shows the tourist aspects and more the moorish culture.

[@llllah8047]

Gano you did a great job with this video!!!!!!

[@OpinionatedGlobalCitizen]

Absolutely

[@jabu1591]

I'm Berber and love the people of West Africa. Because I was born and raised in the west I always felt like I was missing something. When I visited Senegal and The Gambia I felt nostalgia for things that never happened. There were Mauritanians there too and all were very kind and treated me like family. I'm sorry that some Berbers treated you bad, I had no idea the term berber was used in Gambia for someone who was cruel.

[@Fatoumata761]

Why west.african? Dou you now that in mauritania you have some black saharian tribe soo please stopp it's.shame

[@jabu1591]

@ Mauritania is part of west Africa technically and I’ve never been. I’ve been to countries surrounding it though. I’m not sure why you’re upset

[@akhalif579]

French colonialists created this perception of berbers and associate with barbarism because they fought against them, but the truth are otherwise, a nice people Mauritania.

[@OpinionatedGlobalCitizen]

​@@akhalif579 so many black and brown people blame everything on Europeans

[@Philipjalloh40]

I spent 6 years in Mauritania 🇲🇷 it’s a awesome place to live in I can’t wait to visit again some of my memories places there I love that country so much

[@Neema150]

Thank you bro for taking us inside another country of ours. We prefer to discover our African continent through the lenses of our own fellow Africans. Thank you so much and keep up the good work.🙌🩷

[@Killa-vibes]

Beautiful documentary❤

[@deepminds777]

I love how you explored many parts! Not just the main part of the country. ❤

[@mw3is]

your perspective is so positive, real, and refreshing. keep it up!

[@Ganodidit]

I appreciate that!

[@caleb_9686]

I’ve had an interest in Mauritania for a few years now and I have watched so many videos and this is by far the best one I’ve seen.

[@Ebrima-ch1]

First to comment let's support our gambian travelling brother pin this comment gano

[@frenatfarms]

why should he pin it if i may ask?

[@OpinionatedGlobalCitizen]

​@@frenatfarms ikr 😂😂😂😂

[@khoutoubbewah6184]

Thank you so much for showing the real picture of my country on how beautiful it really is 🇲🇷

[@therichestmaninbabylon8231]

This ain’t no “real picture” this is sugar coated, hiding all the real problems

[@bakarysankareh2032]

Bro since I start watching your videos, I have seen improvement keep it up with more amazing video's .

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you so much 😀

[@muhammedbah3477]

GREAT GANO! Continue making videos.Your content is amazing bro.

[@Ganodidit]

More to come!

[@Con10th.]

Proud of you son My mom's mauritania can't wait to visit

[@adamajarju4428]

I’m so proud of you, Gano. You have came a long way. Great editing too

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you so much 😁

[@cleandou6972]

Gano made it up top🫡

[@seringmodoujaw7048]

Thank you Gano did it. The insights are top-notch. Great great work man. You have challenged our mindset and views about Mauritania. This was needed.

[@Ganodidit]

Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed

[@NiceGambia]

I love this video ❤

[@MLS5999]

One if the best documentary you have ever made

[@dr.kashifulhaq6372]

Great video on Mauritania. ❤ 0ls make more videos on northern Africa like Chad, Niger, etc...❤

[@IslandLimer]

Dinner at the oasis looks like it tasted good

[@jammehousman5083]

Thank you Gano I really enjoyed this video

[@mamzzb5798]

Impressive even on my sick bed I have to watch your videos they are educative and interesting

[@h.o.y.o]

Usually only watch these videos partially but thoroughly enjoyed yours!!! Allahumabarik

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you like it!

[@Baqabenchei]

Your videos are always exciting. Keep up the amazing work.

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you very much!

[@abdulkadirfarah-cj5el]

Nice to see you really

[@Breeze-d3v]

The energy is very positive and natural its beautiful, social media and continuous unnecesary advancement of tech has disturbed the natural balance of humanity!

[@AdrianWhite001]

Nice video, keep it up. Unity. One Africa

[@TessougueOfficial]

Beautiful country Mauritania ❤

[@babacham7133]

Gano... ngaiii yaap I literally watch the entire video with a smile on my face...

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@abdouliejallow5171]

I really love your videos bro they’re inspiring the camera quality is perfect you should really post too often.

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks! Will do!

[@thebittertruth5381]

Amazing work bro

[@GreenOrchid9]

Africa must unite 🏝 🌄 🎶 😊

[@gluebox]

Mauritania is one of the least visited countries in Africa. Why? 1.) Outside of Africa it’s questionable that people know it even exist. 2.) If people do know of it, they know it through media stories of modern day slavery 3.) underdevelopment & poor infrastructure 4.) Many western countries label it as an unsafe destination. 5.) language. Unless you speak one of the national languages, Hassaniya, Soninke, Pulaar, Wolof ect or possible French, it may be quite challenging for you to visit. These are possible reasons for why it’s amongst the least visited countries in Africa.

[@blackoralArt]

Also least known even within Africa....most people forget it even exists

[@truepeacenik]

And treatment of women.

[@barryBoy-ry2cb]

Great work bro wish you all the best

[@pasulaymanjeng9772]

Mashallah 🙏 bro you are doing a great job ❤❤

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks a ton

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته May Allah grant you what is good for you. The quality of this video is attractive. Thank you for sharing السلام عليكم

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you 👍🏾

[@seedy2952]

Good content ❤

[@hla9967]

Watching from Martinique. Always a pleaser to travel through your videos 😊

[@Ganodidit]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@fujiwarachoki]

Commenting for support. Awesome video!

[@foday_10]

Wonderful article Mr Ganno, however i don't know mwhy you described Mauritania as strangest country in Africa.

[@DF-ug5mz]

This is such great content, you got a new sub from me :). Not too much quality youtube content on Africa these days without it seeming surface level or exploitative so BRAVO

[@donaldstreeter5740]

I really enjoy your videos. Thx for sharing

[@emansulman-vt6pf]

This is the best documentary on Mauritania ❤

[@kojoarthur247]

good and educational as usual

[@ousmanbojang8140]

good video, the end took me by surprise..... there was no big summary or conclusion. @Ganodidit you are my favorite KZbinr keep it up

[@momodoujallow548]

This is beautiful❤Gano to the world

[@wilthiebou5767]

Wat een drukte mooie kleren die kleuren prachtig Mooie gebouwen daar en ik vind het schoon .iedereen is gesluierd wat een verschil van landen Hier weer bomen andere stukken niks kaal woest Dit is mooi dat met die bomen Dit is. De Sahara zeker bedankt voor de vidio 🙏🏾🇾🇪💋❤

[@awaseckabai3393]

I've been Nouakchott for the sonikara festival and it was fun

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

Travelling is part of education ❤. Amazing and diverse places, people and cultures. Good job 👍

[@Ganodidit]

It really is!

[@musasowe220]

10 minutes into the video I saw myself smiling like a fool😂😂 even Gano wanted to smile more but the steeze was like bro we can't do that here😅. Many thanks bro this was a master piece.

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed😆

[@ajisakho7588]

Really enjoyed watching. Such a wholesome documentary of Mauritania. Was skeptical about visiting but you’ve definitely changed my mind👍🏾

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@peacelover5891]

Am always longing for your videos, where is the video for Togo?

[@mamchebah1840]

Amazing

[@InfiniteCuriosity1210]

Desert nomad people can be harsh, yet hospitable and noble. Its the same globally.

[@haneyosman5820]

Amazing video and lots of details with respect rules of the country. (Masha Allah) . Well done and keep going. May Allah bless you.

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks a lot

[@4thecultureco]

I was just checking your page for a new upload! I'm excited to watch!

[@krohne.ferreira_faria7]

Berbers also amazigh are black and are originally black now there's two group the mixed ones and the original black ones still

[@bruhvibes5941]

Amazigh are lightskinded

[@afronews7034]

Stand up and fight for yo rights afrika for afrikans right 😢

[@SidiAhmedKounta]

@@krohne.ferreira_faria7 The moon wasn’t always white. Originally, it was pitch black, blending into the dark sky like a shadow. But then, some white people decided it needed to be bright and visible, so they painted it white. This is what white peoples do… they always change African History.

[@jabu1591]

That is false, The Amazigh weren't originally black. The original Amazigh were mixed and scientists know this by examining the remains from the neolithic and antiquity. The Amazigh have both ancient black and Eurasian ancestry. These combinations created the Amazigh. Black Amazigh are not the original, they have recent admixtures, same goes for the incredibly pale Amazigh

[@SidiAhmedKounta]

@@jabu1591 Do not forget that the moon was originally black. But the Americans painted it white to modify the moon history.

[@user-rv7co5wb4j]

Love your videos bro.....keep it up

[@yvesfrancoisritmo]

I would love to visit Mauritania, maybe not the iron ore part (I'm in my 60's) but the chill vibe good food and rich history fascinates me, I would also want to go to the Richat Structure.

[@yemisiaderuku2902]

Likewise, in my 60's Best wishes, good luck 🇳🇬

[@adeyinkaoladapo5863]

Which country are you domicile? I'm living in Nigeria

[@yemisiaderuku2902]

@@adeyinkaoladapo5863 which Country or state, you mean

[@yemisiaderuku2902]

Anyway, domicile in South Western parts of Nigeria with Airports I hope this helps

[@Mbyen]

Keep up the great work Rakka

[@seunadatsi]

This video is fantastic! It felt short, that's how exciting it was for me watching it. Good job brother ! I love the sound design too.

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you very much!

[@amadoubarry7907]

Your KZbin is one of the best channels in the gambia/ afr U showcase Africas beauty 👍👍👍

[@Ganodidit]

Big up

[@JMNYC5]

...Thanks for sharing this amazing adventure, the Terjit oasis looked incredible, I would had stayed there for a while and get in tune with the rhythm of the day, and then watch the stars at night up on a mountain..next time... :)

[@jammehousman5083]

Mashallah I love this video

[@harrison4167]

Fantasic narrative and editing! Watching from Aotearoa/New Zealand

[@Ganodidit]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Ibrahim19584]

Nice story telling, but your outro is unpredictable, Respect largely Gano

[@muhammedjammeh7166]

Bro, thanks. I love this video

[@el-hadj7483]

I am a Mauritanian currently living in the US, and have not been there for nearly three years. This video made me feel like im home ngl...❤

[@Haliz2024]

I had a beautiful experience there and I loved the markets. Their taxis 😂😂😂 are the boom

[@baimustapha]

Nice one bro

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@Ankoleculturearchives]

Great documentary❤

[@WealthBuildersCorner]

يبدو أنك تتكلم العربية ، ما شاء الله ، الله يبارك فيك

[@AdaDanica]

Love this video! I definitely learned a lot from it 💯🙌🏾

[@Ganodidit]

Awesome! Thank you Ada!

[@OpinionatedGlobalCitizen]

Good reporting and editing young man. New subscriber

[@Ganodidit]

Much appreciated!

[@akhalif579]

Gano, you young brave traveller sedm good nature respectful. Keep it up, god bless.

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks a ton

[@NiceGambia]

The turban is 100/100 😂

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

I agree.

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you my brother 😊

[@saulziyech9710]

Bro you surely got enough subscribers to get the big boy sponsors

[@OJay.01]

This is great bro ❤

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks bro

[@BlazeTomBay]

Great video production. Cant to see more great content from you brother.

[@Ganodidit]

More to come!

[@ChRiSDadOG]

Worthy it

[@MrHajisurahata]

Keep up the good work my brother may Allah bless u men

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you, I will

[@WealthBuildersCorner]

This is my country, welcome bro to your second county ❤

[@ThePrime_CS]

Wonderful Job brother, you have earned a subscriber🎉. Next make a video on Saharawi Republic then Libya. I love these countries so much.

[@kareemsvlog5590]

This reminds so much of northern Nigeria and some parts of Niger 🇳🇪

[@alburooj7904]

That's Africa for us almost the same. It became divided because the colonialists wanted it to be so.

[@AfricanMaverick]

Very different

[@kareemsvlog5590]

@@AfricanMaverick have you been to both physically before you talk please??? Northern Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Niger republic 🇳🇪 share very similar things with Mauritania 🇲🇷, both parts of the sahel, all majorly Muslims, dress kind of similar with turban on, women wear about similar clothing!!

[@salamhajara4266]

❤❤❤ amazing documentary

[@bubafatty2707]

Awesome❤

[@geraldbroadnax2992]

Gano, Great video. I am very curious to what bad treatment you faced?

[@tchadtimes]

Great story telling

[@comandantemiguel6212]

Nice video!

[@halimasultan03]

Many similarities to Somalia. My brother come to Somalia. It's not like what media portrays. Its nice!

[@Akhas-z1g]

Nothing like somalia. With all due respect to mauritania. Somalia might be war torn but this is a full blown desert

[@Ganodidit]

In Sha Allah!!

[@2women1truth]

very good documentary, i subscribed😁

[@Ganodidit]

Welcome aboard!

[@activeobserver1150]

Thank you Gano

[@BubacarrBarrow-gu7cm]

Great content!

[@nduryamwadzaya3972]

That country is minority ruled. BLACKS WHO FORM THE MAJORITY ARE MARGINALIZED AND UNTIL RECENTLY, ENSLAVED! It's South Africa before apartheid left.

[@binaryworld4000]

That's result of Islam

[@HamzaGano-uj8pg]

Interesting video ✅ Traveling Talibe

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks man 🤝🏽