GHANAIAN BROTHERS BUILD THEIR OWN PLANE

[@REDISCOVER7769]

Bravo! Ghana I request The Government of Ghana to provide full support to this team . love from India

[@albertapsyche2545]

What the government? Eii master why he is using that money for different thing

[@aberba]

That would be a waste. You have a better chance with someone who really understands aerodynamics. This is an amateur project

[@brunobastos5533]

to reinvent the wheel

[@LastdayJesu4153]

Fake

[@curtisducati]

It would be funny to see it fly , send nudes and cash now ....

[@G56AG]

Judging by appearance only, this seems to be the most sophisticated local homebuilt plane I have seen made by amateurs in Africa. I wish you good luck and success to these industrious young people!

[@TheRealKlinky]

I agree!...for once the proportions are pretty good! Although it looks to be too heavy & underpowered to actually fly, this is a good effort by the brothers👏👏👏

[@JUPITER44376]

I WANT TO SEE A HOME MADE PLANE BY AFRICANS THAT FLY WHY THEY DONT FLY ANY BODY CAN TAXI OR ANY PLANE CAN TAXI THEY ARE GETTING CLOSE

[@anthonykenneth.1780]

Yes the appearance looks very good at least it looks like a plane but kindly I think we joke alot because aeroplanes cruise down the runway then fly up into the sky above.

[@a-fl-man640]

same here. just because it kinda looks like a helicopter, well,...............this looks like it has potential. next question is are they pilots?

[@alisonhilll4317]

It doesn't fly .

[@GateKeeperXL]

They reinvented the concept of aeroplane by making it a non-flying machine. Amazing! Special mention to the brave reporter who actually rode that contraption. Bravo!

[@dirtylaundry00.]

you should try making a better plane with your friend

[@kenny9911]

They mention it can fly, but by law they are not allowed to fly it. Simple

[@Max-Geoman]

boeing a big company sturgges to make planes that dont crash.

[@ozziepilot2899]

I hope they find their success, great to see this , good luck and safe flying.

[@Slithermotion]

I've never seen a propeller driven by a Belt... I honestly hope they dont try to fly this thing...probably couldnt anyway.

[@karlscher5170]

White saviour

[@kennedynana6230]

When we see these things, you guys make us proud. Keep it up

[@PibrochPonder]

It’s funny how you don’t see it flying. Yet another unrealistic African invention.

[@iraqchinawashington4095]

@@PibrochPonder i don't think its safe to fly. So i don't they would invent any thing that could possibly fly across the sky.Just for their safety issues they don't make that could fly

[@gregmenego2200]

Keep it "up" 🤭

[@Broxty]

What did they accomplish? A car with wings?

[@PibrochPonder]

@@jaycool5978 the car company you are referring to. I think you will find they just assemble part made cars from China

[@matthewmccarter3284]

A salute to those young men. With minimal resources they have accomplished more than many people in a developed country could achieve.

[@knuthamsun6106]

incorrect. when this video was produced they had already been granted by the government far more support cash than necessary to buy an airplane

[@fadlisani2080]

Nah, i just build a rc plane rather than this or more better... Just make a paper plane and i have a working aircraft design than this crappy design aircraft 🐒

[@lifeisgood3589]

Are you serious, People in developed countries build planes in their barns and garages that actually fly .........

[@norseman5041]

I call BS, when people in developed countries build aircrafts, they actually fly. If I got grants from the government to do what ever I wanted, I would definitely succeed. Failure is no option.

[@av8tor261]

I'm a pilot/engineer in Canada. Get a safety inspection before you try flying it. Good for you guys. Bee Safe.

[@hulyan8944]

Yeahh get the proper certifications first!!

[@zmajodnocaja5088]

no need, these things never get off the ground.

[@pogfrogone]

Bold of you to assume an aeronautical safety bureau even exists in Ghana

[@av8tor261]

@@pogfrogone Good point. Might be some war lord with an AK-47 who shoots at aircraft who don't pay a protection fee.

[@Ronaldo-x4g7d]

So you're the aviator sportybet have been using you

[@NiiAryee]

These guys have bigs dreams and have actually produced something tangible to prove their concept. Still, a long way to go though but this a clear indication that given the enabling circumstances, Africa and its youth are more than capable lead technological innovation. Thumbs up. Will be thrilled to see a flying version of this craft. One can visibly see that these guys need a bit of financial support for their daily upkeep. It's tough our there when affording good nutrition is even a challenge for some of these talents. How possibly can they compete in the real world?

[@tristanwwsd]

They can't and you are proving it right here.

[@finjay21fj]

With support \(°•°)/! Their hearts are there, we should be there too (/°•°)\...

[@waithabitlection748]

Just be yourself bro. One love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@PatKennedy-z1u]

As African homebuilds go, this is quite impressive. Good luck to you guys,best wishes from Ireland.

[@sethbrown1763]

Greetings from Trinidad, West Indies! I am so proud of you! You are lifting up your country and the whole of Africa! Well done!

[@AlfieDoug]

No they are proving how backward the place is.

[@chax2004]

How? By building a plane that doesn't fly.

[@tappym9141]

It's as ridiculous as having a black history 'month'! And just as pointless.

[@clementevaldez1271]

God bless them and give them the most important success in aviation history of GHana !!!!!

[@soanwahlee5089]

Talents like them need to be supported and encouraged . Good luck to them and all the best.

[@PrinceTandoh-gt7mv]

Bravo,this needs to be given the needed attention and support.

[@bryantmaximilionalpha2840]

That's the best built aircraft that I've ever seen coming out of Africa, from private individuals.

[@INSIDEAfricaLKS]

This is one of the saddest comments I've ever seen

[@robertjordon5782]

Wow would like to meet these guys! I will be in Ghana next year! From USA but moving to Ghana!

[@lennyalega1559]

Go go brothers, Go Ghana,go Africa. Love from Kenya

[@EkeneUdemba-qp7ur]

Nothing make me happier than see my follow Africa😢 make progress.

[@josenjagi2593]

Unless it gets off the ground am still skeptical about it.

[@harlem8015]

Bruh ,give em recognition they built it on they own

[@cjireri5651]

🤣🤣

[@vanlalhruaiihruaii6932]

They must have flew it once or twice. They just wouldnt take the risk of geting into trouble from govt. by showing it to public.

[@kofiblissgh6698]

😆😆😆😆😃😁

[@amidusumaila7933]

I think they need a license to fly. He said it himself

[@toklan7617]

I wish these two brothers all the best. Please support them so that they can develop further.

[@entropybear5847]

That has to be the first African backyard inventor project that superficially looks like it could actually work. Kudos to the brothers!

[@willetmarshall3795]

Amazing Amazing work Brother Brilliant work ❤❤❤❤🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@adamb.alhassan2890]

Well done! but ensure you take all precautions, and safety measures before attempting to fly. Good luck

[@karlscher5170]

@Johnny They prepare for moonlanding right now

[@zack_1979]

good work.. prouds of you.. love from Malaysian..

[@michaelmedard5709]

One love from Tanzania it is now our time African people to stund together for the aim to build up our continent let us love our things.

[@HlubiNgwane]

This has got nothing to do with Africans but has everything to do with those two guys with their toy craft, and possibly, their country. Leave other countries out of it. There's no design here, planes were designed 100's of years ago. Your thinking is lame, cheap and embarrassing.

[@zmajodnocaja5088]

maybe you could start with less ambitious projects. like a wheelbarrow.

[@MoreGreatnessAndWealth_Highest]

GeoALS is coming to change the narrative and make a history...let's all live to See. Thank youu Mgwhighest🌹

[@linask9745]

"WOW" this is amazing I need this guy's in Africa get talent together we will make Africa great.

[@secretservice8620]

How?😆

[@tomlepski8306]

The best, amateur, home made aircraft to emerge from Africa. Keep it up Ghanaian brothers!!

[@connectthedotsglobal4520]

I actually work in the aviation industry designing parts for light aircraft. The brothers achievements are fantastic. And I wish them the very best. They must attempt to get the aircraft off the ground for investors to take them seriously. But their efforts are commendable. Well done.

[@emelitaeast6400]

At this point it's just a car with wings. Lol

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

At this point it is a cassowary, it has wings but can't fly.

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

@@emelitaeast6400 at this point it is a cassowary;it has wings but can't fly.lol

[@tsolo8689]

Our government should assist our humble brothers and sisters who can develop things given by God

[@mahdiyusuf3431]

The government off Ghana need to support this young mind 💯 with all necessary support so we can have African airlines made in Africa bravo my brother yes you can

[@jonakhongwir6901]

Proud of you guys... Love from India🇮🇳

[@josetabua3634]

Wau!!! Bravo Ghana! You are the champion s of Africa. Watching you from Zambia.

[@labandrick9240]

Don't expect these african leaders to support you my friend, you are on your own through everything But there is God and of course he will help you

[@a.muchemi4360]

Very true the Kenyan was jailed by goverment

[@emmanuelnakoja3892]

I am actually proud to see this comment I second you. With God we are enough

[@labandrick9240]

@@a.muchemi4360 too sad to hear that and I pray may God help them out?

[@labandrick9240]

@@emmanuelnakoja3892 yeah only God can support us and we know these African leaders are addicted to bribe

[@dookoonu2741]

That's really sad

[@znak.krzyzachrzescijanski7602]

Bravo you men ! Regards from Poland ! God bless you !

[@JAH4ALL1]

Until it flies, you cant call it an aircraft. U don't need any license to fly from a mountain top. Go to shai hills and try it on the hills like the Wright brothers did.

[@raythiery468]

Lol 😆 😆 😆

[@ambrosekazibwe7319]

Its not right to fly without the licence, what is it fails, en they lose their lives. Before given licence the plane is first inspected by the aviation authority that is eligible to fly with out causing any harm to the people around or even the pilots.

[@GodwillDemiGod]

@@ambrosekazibwe7319 we cannot call this an AIRCRAFT because it cannot fly. You dont need License to test your product. I agree with @JAH4ALL1

[@Iggorby]

@JAH4ALL1. I totally agree with you. This is not an aircraft. This video is only to make a buzz

[@kbek638]

😁😁😁😁 I hope it flies safely at Shai Hills. Who will volunteer to have test flight with Ghana's Wright brothers when the time comes.. I don't even think the Wright brothers are the first to manufacture airplanes. It's a lie.

[@rascal0175]

“They have God given talent.” Surprised to hear that. That is precisely where gifts and talents come from.

[@chirho100]

South Africa once had a great airforce in the 1980`s, now they are lucky to have just 1/4 of their military aircraft that is still able to fly.

[@jayemotiontv]

These are all we need in this country. We plead to the government to support them let build Ghana together ❤❤❤❤

[@adityapanwar5988]

Congratulations brother Love from India

[@avinuemmanuel1281]

This is really nice Ghana innovation and creativity is improving.

[@husseinabdullahi8009]

Africa's Leadership is the mother failure to our own innovations even though we possess excellent and young innovative people.

[@Abdu-Mechanic1]

This is great love from Gambia

[@BenjaminIrish]

I guess I was waiting for the moment in the video that the plane took off. Never happened. Very talented family, God Bless Them

[@rogertycholiz2218]

Benjamin Irish - I have seen many of these homebuilt aircraft. One of their many faults is that they never leave the ground. All of these planes are built utilizing heavy steel components and weigh close to a tonne using underpowered makeshift engines.

[@joshuakotei6261]

He needs a license it will be done by end of june

[@paddyniiamponsahwristberg5018]

@@rogertycholiz2218 u are so right Roger, we should be careful they have a long way to go. Albeit they need investors to reach the ultimate

[@DamazViccar]

“If it look like airplane, it airplane.” These people have no grasp of the underlying principles. They copy what they can understand: the form. To them it’s magic, and the shell of the aircraft is the incantation. The spell is flight.

[@jksharma7]

I really appreciate these people .... Wishing you all the best.

[@DJMTETEZI]

Congrats, watching all the way from kenya.

[@routymechy2166]

If the aircraft cannot take off. Then it's not an aircraft but it's like a regular car

[@karllenincbenigno]

Flying the craft really takes skill. The license is a guarantee that the pilots and the community are safe during the flight. I hope to see them fly soon.

[@truefaceofmo8307]

Praise the lord. Alleluia... All the best from India...

[@aloujouasumwisye553]

Excellent Issac and Jacob,u have done a great job. this is what we want in Africa

[@ericktata6973]

This are the talent Africa need to grow, God bless you .

[@marthaadiyia3987]

Wow,Ghana all the way

[@edwinmaina3746]

This is great work. Such talent need to be supported by the government.

[@BoredWithTech]

A year later KZbin algorithm recommends! Great work brothers!

[@mikeberhe8421]

Thank you and congr....... brothers my dream it be came true from Eritrea keep going.

[@serooarmie5772]

Is very important this young men’s are they start as African. I hope for Ghana that give them an opportunity

[@stephanediomande9715]

what kind of opportunite this guy is talking about ?

[@johnkiama8065]

Ghana brothers sending love from kenya

[@momonakaya1]

Congratulations you did it without financial or advance technology thats pure talent..

[@romanusineedurnumberchibue8468]

Photo number

[@thomasdunne6409]

"Absolutely brilliant, Truely amazing,👍👍

[@alishanmao]

it seem it never left the ground.

[@dominiczet4611]

Yeah lol

[@norbertokumu4996]

It didn't take off because they don't have licence to fly it. They have explained that obtaining the licence from the authorities is costly.

[@zakariyeyusuf1064]

6 minutes of talking! That explains many of the problems with africa.

[@geoffdundee]

@@norbertokumu4996 ....... even if the wings were taken off it would never pass its licence to be a road going vehicle .

[@assanassan8091]

Sure it never left There are people for the design which they have manages to copy after 100 years

[@FabioChivhandaManhizeMushava]

I’m sure you will get that support you asking for to get you ahead with your Dream. Your effort make us all proud. Make Africa Great Together

[@feliciamark9547]

I can't believe I'm the first person to like this after 91,000 plus viewers. I pray you are supported by the sort of sponsoring you have been looking for. Let's keep this alive on an update. Wishing you all the best. I notice you are prayerful, may God bless you both!

[@babsade365]

God will sponsor them.

[@riazhassan6570]

Excellent. It looks as though it ought to succeed. Best of luck from Pakistan

[@christopherklove5483]

I always cry when i see talents like this on the continent. Our leaders are selfish, greedy, and cowards who listened to their colonial masters more than the people who elect them to manage their affairs. Sad, sad days nkoaaaa.

[@BobbyTucker]

That's why we here in the United States are trying to keep Democrats out of government, they are nothing but a bunch of "Bottom Feeding" thieves.

[@babsade365]

This project should be low key

[@1950harleycharley]

yeah yeah yeah...blame your colonial masters for your stupidity...one look at the "airplane" and it's easy to see why it won't fly...don't blame everyone else for ignorance.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Do you know some counties requested the British to come and govern them? And when a later generation demanded the British leave, they simply did? Do you know why those country's leaders requested that? Do you know what happened shortly after the British left? You're suffering it now. To blame the colonizers of long ago is not accurate. Try an experiment of half the population on one side of the country obeying the Bible. See the huge difference. By the way, Brit-ish in Hebrew means Covenant-man. The actual British are the tribe of Manasseh of Israel. The actual European white people in the United States are the tribe of Ephryim of Israel. (Some have that reversed, they are not realizing some Scriptures. Genesis 48 and 49. "Shall become" "a multitude of nations", 50, Yahovah's number of freedom. Obedience dependent.

[@learnmore7969]

plus all these countries you mention were behind Africa. Africa was the first content to join the industrial revolution. but sadly westerns have real issues with Africa, it's beyond simple assumption. it's more of a historical issue, as if we have done them bad in the past. secondly, I don't think India ever have forgotten how the British loot them and made them the poorest country after they were the richest one. And they are talking about it daily. The problem with Africa lies in it's resource, it's been considered as a major resource for whatever the westerns need! driven by their hatred for blacks, and they are ways of spreading that hate to be shared across the globe, resulted in no one was willing to help or to cooperate with Africa. Indinosia, malaysia, etc.. all of them developed by china and other Asian countries that were strong and willing to help. African stand alone as the opposite pole to europe...they are seeing as a threat more than just developing nation.... Africans never ever allowed to develop!! that is a fact...unless we killed all your agent, and those sick government pastardes then we may have a chance....but that would make Africa as to be an equal superpower to europe, which will result in a huge collusion, starting from the old history, whites will be discredited from a lot of things they claim belong to them, where it belong to Africa.....African rise would mean europe destruction...at least that's how they see it.

[@tristanwwsd]

The Wright brothers had no license. Go for it.

[@kenbaroofficial]

I waited for take off all this time

[@Victor-kq2ou]

Because African made airplanes can't fly

[@cyrusgitonga7984]

Something not quite wright, bro

[@musiclover5023]

Yes take off the engine take off the wings taje off eveything

[@abdullahmohammedzainudeen5445]

@@Victor-kq2ou 😂💔

[@backyardboy2020]

That’s my greatest desire too to see it fly

[@sellenmichelle6178]

Am from biafra am happy for our Ghana brother, Africa should well up this is the reason why we need biafra to come God bless Africans

[@vegarduhre]

Never seen them fly...

[@muhammadabdulmalick8895]

Thanks, nice to see something you have done, carry on beat the other aeroplane builders.

[@akken2112]

If two civilians can manufacture their own car and airplane, why can't the government industrialize the country?

[@hafsabague6914]

U can ask that again they dont think abt us all they now is coming to power looting our money that's all

[@princeayo2002]

African Governments don't care about his people.

[@mbukukanyau]

The Government does not 'industrialize' they create an enabling environment

[@ocayaro]

kenya catholic That’s the smartest comment I have seen in a long time.

[@agbons6949]

Same question here.

[@Spaceflightlover2010]

This is absolutely amazing. Fantastic story.

[@danielobama9508]

Isaac was my senior in primary school (Dome Anglican Basic school) Glad he achieved his dream.

[@barcia01]

Can you kindly app me... [phone]

[@etsevikoudadje8791]

Good news

[@iddrisskhalid6238]

nice project, congratulations we are really proud of you

[@michaelcharway9524]

A nice attempt. Somebody should help them to make it fly.

[@relationshippsychology855]

The repoter said the aircraft can fly but they don't have the license to do so

[@relationshippsychology855]

4:12 mins

[@joshuakotei6261]

He needs a license it will be done by end of june

[@jasonbeasley2104]

Come to America, we need more people like you guys.

[@okongorobertodhiambo2826]

How can we support you? I'm so happy about this, I'm not rich neither am I employed, but I can manage something little to support these great African brothers.

[@davidmbuvi4380]

I love your determination despite being unemployed

[@1qudrat]

Hello african people, Their talent is great. I hope one day they reach to their wish. Here in Afghanistan also many people make their own aircrafts, but they can't fly either. Any one wanting to fly should take safty measurs seriusly.

[@GodwillDemiGod]

Great Job but not convinced. I want to see it fly. Cuz anyone can do this movable thing

[@manolofranco9282]

I wish you the best from Dominican Republic

[@jktech5743]

They need more education. Building from scratch is like going back to the Stone age. In this jet age, we should build more vocational schools to take care of all these stuff.

[@hunterkudo9832]

true, there's already books and videos on how to build aircraft, what they need is education and improved Ghanaian infrastructure.

[@daviwilliam281]

Blablabla if it was a white you wouldn't said that

[@BobbyTucker]

@@daviwilliam281, You're absolutely right. The African Government has not advanced enough to eliminate Racism, we here in the United States are barely into it but we are further advanced than the African nations.

[@jktech5743]

@@daviwilliam281 @david williams This has nothing to do with white or black. Do you know that this skills are not new. Creativity is all about coming up with something new from the existing knowledge. Be original.

[@IshaqIbrahim3]

@@daviwilliam281 Racism is dead a long time ago. Money talks. If you want better metals to make aircraft you can get them at a cheaper rate from United States. They will not even ask you if you are Black or White. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! You can curse them or call them racist and they will not beat you, arrest you or physically harm you. If you are lucky you might even get some for free. WORLDS LARGEST Military Aircraft Junkyard of 5000 Aircraft one of a kind place in the world kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHTJg6d4rLmNrJo

[@sounorlater3591]

On ne voit pas voler cet engin ! Uniquement du roulage ! C'est déjà pas si mal !👍😘

[@clubtcb]

Looks like a very promising design. Good build quality too, given the resources they have

[@Slithermotion]

Bruh...they drive the propeller with a belt...my ass good build quality.

[@clubtcb]

@@Slithermotion 🤣 have you seen some of the other African aircraft on KZbin? Compare to those, this thing looks like something straight out of wakanda

[@Slithermotion]

@Gabo H tbh honest this vehicle in the video is closer to a car with a funny rotating stick on the front then an airplane. Srly guys in the 19th century build aircrafts that actually fly this thing cant even do that. And I know….people don‘t like to hear the truth but thats how it is. what should I do? Be impressed by something like that? Because it was made in africa? A bad product is a bad product doesn‘t matter where it‘s made. It might be a hobby for hin but he could use that money otherwise. This seems like dead capital, the thing that he will get out of this is timewsting.

[@Slithermotion]

@Gabo H I doubt that you are a pilot. Maybe you play around with RC models. Ok if belt driven aircraft are common on small aircrafts name me one. Wing designs are usually licensed, because it‘s complicated. Even if it is self designed it would be made with aerodynamic simulation and wind tunnel testing.

[@manusudha4269]

Here's wishing all the best . Greetings from India .

[@majesticgatsby5649]

Wow, fantastic... I'm inlove with their talent... May d GOVERNMENT support them

[@riamoreau4333]

Great Test Run Nice work AFRICA.

[@PLZRWD]

How do I contact them? I am currently in Accra and would like to invest and help in some way. This is brilliant 🇬🇭

[@milibaby1]

Do you have an answer to this? I want to do the same!

[@KC-cb7ov]

Help by finding an engineer in Africa or the west. Find a brother/sister that is already in the industry to train these people. Go on LinkedIn a look for black pilots and engineers in aviation. Those people will help a lot more.

[@trevoncowen9198]

KC I agree that will definitely help somebody who’s willing to invest their time who already has A familiarity with the field. Ghana has lots of military helicopters maybe you can find one of the pilots?

[@KC-cb7ov]

@@trevoncowen9198 I could definitely find one no issue. Who do I address this too...I’m guessing there could be legal issues and contracts...If that plane crashes then someone will need pay grievance fees. If you know who we can address this too. I can find pilots that would be suitable.

[@trevoncowen9198]

KC the pilot may know

[@autodoorscoltd974]

Please do not abandon dig deeper You are genius

[@wisdomtv8063]

There is a lady in Ghana from the Volta region who builds this type of planes that fly's,you guys should contact her

[@jrperez1592]

What village is she from?

[@joekayembe1197]

Give us the link where we can see her flying with that self-build aircraft

[@wisdomtv8063]

@@joekayembe1197 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIvaZaehlMeFb5I this is the link watch it and give me a reply

[@wisdomtv8063]

@@jrperez1592 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIvaZaehlMeFb5I watch and give a reply

[@wisdomtv8063]

They need to contact that lady in Volta region for briefing as to how it can fly,she has done it bravo

[@bgee5098]

There are many videos on KZbin showing home build aircraft, this is not an easy task, you got to have a very good understanding of aerodynamics, and many are killed just trying become airborne,. safety is # 1

[@eugeneattaattadjei9403]

So how did they know it could fly without flying it??

[@sankfatv7433]

Eugene Atta Attadjei and how can they do the flying test without the license? At least let us support our own bcuz black ppl are capable of doing everything.

[@Papajay1]

What’s important is given them the permit to be airborne. Because people who are ready to support need to be sure there is value for their investment. No mind games. What if this thing can not fly after all. There is a lot of engineering hurdles to clear

[@kevinuk1196]

Well, they probably checked the centre of gravity to prevent weight in-balance , then measured how many Kg or pounds of thrust the engines can carry and make sure that the plane is lighter than the answer they get from the measurements, then they can also make sure that the horizontal stabilizers or elevators are working like they should and also make sure that the wings produce enough lift, and if they know they passed all these tests then for sure it will fly.

[@225degrees]

@@sankfatv7433 Why does race matter?? These two have a very basic understanding of aircraft design. Nothing more. That's the result of a lack of education, not race.

[@abdultairu]

Nothing can stop a determined mind to do what his mind desires, not even lack of resources in Africa. Great job guys.

[@tactikoi-airsoft3251]

This one looks promising

[@prabhakarkmv4135]

The Ghana government shd support this project.I wish these guys all the very best.Ghana people are nice guys.❤️

[@TM-by5ir]

This is great!! Please tell me how I can help these young men continue building airplanes?

[@trevoncowen9198]

T M If you could track them down and pay for that license it seems like that would help a lot

[@karlscher5170]

giv mone

[@africaneyeopener]

Congratulations Ghana for these Revolutionists you have produced for Africa Let us stop these self hate comments on African progression....That will not take Africa anywhere. It will only do more damage before it is done on us Think for and of Africa not your country specifically, Then we are good to go.....CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AFRICAN BROTHERS.

[@mikkelmichael9944]

How did u know it can fly which is d major thing here, anybody can do this movable thing ,d major issue is to fly it

[@goldamra13]

I am all for encouragement but you're right...all over Africa I see these young engineers pop up like mushrooms and never see one plane fly . We Africans are so gullible. We keep trying to recreate the wheel when it's already been created.

[@christopherklove5483]

did you listen to what they said? The need a license before they can be allowed to fly and it cost a lot of money.

[@goldamra13]

@@christopherklove5483 to prove what exactly Klove?? that planes can fly?? the concept of flying has not been a secret since 1903, any 10 year old with a smart phone knows how/why a plane flies. Anyone with a high school diploma can surf the net and find the plans on how to build most basic plane models. Yes! these young ppl are smart, but you guys are putting too much butter on the pancake. cheers

[@sellamwani7300]

There no why,that thing can take of!its too heavy and that used engine is there one way ticket to the grave.

[@kiatu]

🤣🤣🤣 Waiting for it to take off.

[@kgtjustus1149]

African are proud , let support these people , government license these boys , let Africa shine

[@albertvalentine3845]

God Almighty is Still doing good and ever be doing good to HIS people. Bravo to you; Jacob and Isaac , more grace to your elbow.

[@shotgunoza]

*grease not grace

[@albertvalentine3845]

@@shotgunoza Thanks

[@avstlbeatz]

I love to see Aviation innovation, Would be nice more of our aviation minded brothers and sisters in the 🇺🇲 and 🇪🇺, support our brothers and sisters in our motherland continent 🇬🇭🇰🇪🇸🇳 🇸🇱🇳🇬

[@mr.hamzalpha3428]

I want to see to take off you are just explaining😂

[@SenkJu]

It probably can't

[@slman.9p]

@@SenkJu it can actually fly tho . i am sure theyflew it off camera. They just need a license to fly.it. Since you know its on National News. If it went up even a few feet i am sure the Govt would have fined them

[@whiskeyfoxtrotnovember8888]

Wow! Awesome! 👏 👏 👏 This is amazing😃