GHANAIAN CREATOR OF FIBER OPTICS, Dr Thomas Mensah | Ghana Technology Leaders

[@md2v4]

I am so glad, a black man was involved in the progenation of fibre optics, as I am a fibre optics network and systems engineer, this gives me pride as a black man

[@Beetwate305]

md2v4 what degrees do you hold? And how’s the pay ?

[@yasnyne]

Everything was and is made/invented by blacks.

[@VersessMusicTv]

Brother your assistance is needed bigtime on the Continent... I implore you to look into business in Africa. Not saying it's easy but needed and very fulfilling. Im in Ghana rn and Im in the Music and entertainment industry and its been a Awesome journey. Honestly my thoughts of relocation is very real and in process. Bless up my brother. Stay Woke, Stay blessed.....

[@sabcam2000]

Me too, I'm an african female engineer in Radiotech living in France and I studied optic fibers a lot and this is the first time I hear about this man. Mind blown. Proud of him.

[@pdaniaful]

And to think I've never heard of this, they always cover up our great inventions, to keep us in the usual stereotypes. What a surprise?

[@KALANGBA_FAMBUL]

This dude is a national treasure for Ghana

[@GAMEOVER-ye5ei]

for Africa too

[@marct7234]

dom koza lol... at-least he didn’t forsake his home land... some people may be lazy, but definitely not useless...

[@timagbaje8451]

I had no idea. This is amazing. So proud of the achievements of this man. Much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@trevorstevens6393]

Nigerians,!! Lend me your ears, You bunch of cowards, you should be running africa instead you crash it you "PUN-PUNS,L

[@VINDBX]

I'm a South African Bantu and this is Soothing to my Soul

[@kansah4026]

Asante sana👋

[@honestyone5455]

Wow we have great things happening in Ghana and most of Ghanaians don't even know. Thanks sis

[@realtv8050]

yes oo

[@fatted3004]

Dr Mensah bio should be part of high school curriculum ❤️🖤💚

[@kaybee3757]

This man needs to be protected. Great interview.

[@kimeli]

is he being targeted for assassination?

[@marct7234]

kimeli People probably also say it, because of Coup d'état that happen in Africa, due to envy, pitiful. Love and faith in Christ Jesus (NKJV) will save all.

[@HoneyBunches100]

@@kimeli No, lol. Some KZbin commenters repeatedly type this statement, “He/she needs to be protected” in an attempt to sound trendy but instead they exude inauthenticity because they have no real desire to actively form any protection measures for the human (who does not need protection anyway).

[@UsikuA]

Africans worldwide, we have everything we need to solve all our problems, including defeating racism from all groups. All we have to do is unite and focus on Africa First. We built all knowledge and high cultures long before any other "color" group or "racial" group or "ethnic" group existed. We figured it all out ourselves from scratch. We have to get rid of all traitors among us, including the obvious enemies that we keep dealing friendly with, while they are backstabbing us in our faces. Ashe! Heka Hiao!

[@josephnkwanga164]

Get me : email: [e-mail]

[@innergrowthministry]

I am from the USA and I am proud of this brother and bringing his inventions to continue the progress of my beloved Ghana. Expanding the consciousness of Ghanaians.

[@zonko0488]

Let's hope our Mothers give birth to millions of Dr Thomas Mensah.

[@williepurdom9253]

They have.

[@olayemi271]

Zonko 04 There are millions of Dr Mensah, but our educational system CANNOT allow them actualise their dreams...

[@brindlebriar]

Intelligence is about 80% genetic. You want more like him? Have his babies. Give the man some pussy, and don't use protection.

[@goodone8041]

@@brindlebriar you go first.

[@ezekielzeekehmens2112]

Dr. Mensah is super brilliant and he can help Ghana and the whole Africa in technology

[@VanessaKanbi]

Ezekiel Zeekehmens definitely his plans for Ghana are incredible!

[@efemzyekun900]

@iphil25 exactly, they finally come home, when the oppressors have finally squeezed the life out of them. I won't be surprised if the man comes down with some forms of ailments that will see him to his grave...the moment the oppressors find out that the man wants to return home, they activate his exit process from this world.

[@caragramgoogleweb3.023]

He will need some supreme help

[@kentyeboah7425]

@iphil25 What are you saying? What about if he didn't come at all? At least he has remembered his root. You have to regard and appreciate him for it. Do not be negative, do you know how many years he is going to live? Be proud of him okay?

[@abdulwahabadi9787]

Vanessa's face is priceless when he gets technical 🤓. We should all be grateful to Dr Mensah for transforming our life experiences for good!!!

[@junioroteng6266]

The one Ghanaian elder I actually believe that he came first in all his subjects 😂💪🏿 🇬🇭

[@VanessaKanbi]

Junior Oteng 😂😂

[@AnthonyAffrim]

oh come on 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@jacobamponsah9242]

And your dad 👨

[@fost5956]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 I laughed out harrrd

[@longia36]

Father of fiber optical is one singh of india

[@niiayi]

Yes I know of him and he has come a long way. He has really made Ghana proud and has put Ghana on the global map. Thank you Vanessa for this interview. I love doing interview myself. Nii Ayi the Ghanaian story

[@VanessaKanbi]

Nii Ayi just checked out your channel! Looks great x

[@niiayi]

@@VanessaKanbi Aww thank you for showing me some love. Will also love to interview you before you leave .

[@foreverseethe]

Ghana is on the global map?

[@chriszugu8422]

Great man . I hope Africa Government protect n support him to connect the whole Africa with a new revolutionary fiber optics

[@kwameeugene2502]

I think we Ghanaian diasporans must come together and open a TV channel

[@yaafowaa4149]

Agree

[@hemeheru6219]

Actually i think we should have a EVERTHING BLACK all media platform digitally centered and ran out of Africa NOT ON KZbin because if you do it from outside Africa they will find away to send your ASS home or cancel the channel....Basically DON'T SCREAM FROM THE SIDELINES..but i love your idea

[@kwameeugene2502]

@@hemeheru6219 yeah that's a option too but how can we make it happen?

[@princejadon2770]

Open technology center or TV?

[@GhGuan]

I've been wishing for this many years now. I'm also an Engineer and my work could be found in Rail, O&G, and Pharmaceutical assets in Europe, Asia, & Australia but I'm unable to bring my expertise to the continent.

[@loucadoida3327]

Amazing interview ,the right stuff comes in black too ,this man is not only an inventor, he is a visionary and a man of action,he doesn’t only talk he backs his words with action we need more people like him in African continent

[@korkuounas7473]

This is what we lack in Afrika: vision !!! We are so so proud of you Dr Thomas Mensah. May all your current projects in Ghana be a true success!!

[@hue5797]

When ever I send or downloads a picture 🖼 I thinks of this hero. What a national Hero Apostle Osafo and Dr Mensah should work together

[@wetbone1]

its nice to know that a Ghanaian created the fastest internet connection and sad at the same time that Ghana is still slacking on internet connections

[@owa001]

I really hope other African leaders are listening to this great man!!!

[@isaacgbornor7156]

Ayeekoo Dr mensah Ghanaian we are proud of you well done

[@voteeffevansfinancialfreed190]

i love how Gqirha (doctor in Xhosa) Thomas Mensah, puts emphasis on pragmatism,,,, all the best Ghana,,,, loads of love from South Africa

[@chiefdryno]

Africans invented EVERYTHING!!! I knew Ghanaians had the knack! Very gifted bunch of people.. Great interview! #Mensah

[@HoodsGlobal]

Great interview. Vennesa is proudly Ghanain more than ever.

[@squirrelsgarden]

I just purchased Dr. Mensah's book. I can't wait to read through it.

[@MickySupreme]

Dr. Mensah is brilliant beyond years. Watching this interview felt like walking through the library of the future. Brilliant work Vanessa, thanks for this one.

[@hatshepsutmaatre8510]

Agree!

[@nanayaa3374]

This is a very informative video! I really respect Dr. Mensah for what he did in America and now pushing the same technology system in Ghana. He is a real role model!! Make Ghana proud.

[@unconventionalforager6389]

The saying goes, if you want to hide something put it in a book. The same goes for excellent interview with and about people I never heard about. Thank you!

[@laylahalgharib1892]

I am so proud of my family. We are the original genius of the Earth.

[@hatshepsutmaatre8510]

Beautiful interview of Elder, Dr.Thomas Mensah! Black children around the globe need to see this.

[@Vernon1960]

Ms. Kanbi I am an old man an have NEVER heard of Dr. Mensah. He may have his recognition in Ghana and some circles but not EVERYWHERE as he should be. Thank you, thank you THANK YOU!!!! for this post I pray that you continue and are wildly successful in all of your endeavors.

[@cultivatingwellness4028]

What an awe-inspiring man🙏🏾🙏🏿 I would love to spend a day with him. His mind never stops, so much ideas and ideas of his realized... Blessings and continued health

[@rlee5227]

Cant wait to see the major industralisation \ technological advancement in GH, most importantly the issue of power and energy resolved. Thanks Dr. Mensah & thanks Vanessa.

[@iqinfamousque6002]

Wow! I heard if this gentleman,but didn't get his back story. He is freaking awesome and no one has given him the recognition he truly deserves! Ase my African Brother! His speedy train will surely transformer Ghana and business, jobs, as swell as explanation on many levels.

[@cheendo7400]

Great job. Dr. Mensah Thank you for loving Ghana.

[@pearlkpa3928]

I hope this epic ideas of Dr. Mensah’s is in progress as he speaks and will surely come true for Ghanaians in the mighty name of Jesus ❗️without any interruptions and I believe he is being watched and well taken care of so this brilliant ideas of his would transpired successfully for all Ghanaians and Africans as a whole. Well done Dr. Mensah❗️🙏🏾

[@kwabenayeboah4712]

What a brain, Thomas Ghanaians are proud of you. Vanessa we are grateful too for this interview. We the youth are open to learn new ideas.

[@TheBoblankgh]

That means, there's a lot of developmental programs going on within Ghana, which is not being populated in media for ordinary Ghanaian consumption.

[@peterjoe530]

Kobina Obo Blankson Yup 👍🏾

[@ebenezerduah3502]

Vanessa looks at Dr. Mensah with an eye of a freshman in conversation with an Emeritus😂😂😂, that's fairly understandable; he's too genius. Very good interview and I'm proud to share the same high school affiliation with him. Best!

[@akwabansiaw3737]

Ghana really is blessed. This man is a miracle and with Apostle K Safo Ghana has the answers.

[@ufiad-digitalchannel6304]

My broblem is who sponsoring Apostle kantanka...? If not an african he can't do anything extra to Africa.

[@marvaff6878]

What an intelligent man. One of the few remaining genuinely multi/interdisciplinary scientists remaining. Boasts like a Ghana man would too - love it haha

[@tvs9978]

He boasts like an American. Not cute

[@judywilson210]

Dr. Mensah brings technology back to Africa completes the full cycle: 2e or 0010 1110, where it all started. Thank you

[@teddyhammond4763]

Wow, what a beautiful mind and visionary!!!

[@flossienartey8954]

He's such an affable person. Had the chance to talk to him few months ago.

[@benacheampong3657]

This is a truly inspiring video. Living in the UK most of my life, I didn't know Dr Mensah was at the forefront of optic fibre development. This technology changes the way we live. I am amazed at how Ghana is evolving and how Dr Mensah continues to play a key role.

[@funkynerd1679]

Vanessa is fast becoming our DJ Khaled....."Another one". I particularly enjoyed this one.

[@shynot6741]

So proud of what you've done Dr. Congratulations. Keep moving us forward for the good of the people.

[@Didmasela]

Congratulations and well done Dr. Mensah Thomas for the great invention. Africa is very proud of you.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@kwakye7]

Brilliant man in beautiful circumstance, where but Ghana. You make us proud. Gorgeous tie Man has taste.

[@954brent954]

The right stuff comes in black too! Love, peace, and blessings all the way from south Florida.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Paul D thank you ♥️🇬🇭

[@phenixjeanty1070]

Everything comes in black

[@setepenrameryamun441]

Thank you Dr Mensah keep up the good work, much love and respect. time for Africa to rise

[@tombimashri8149]

I just love dr Mensah, brilliant man. And one can see he too is proud of Vanessa and encouraging her. This man sees beyond colour in people. God Bless him an asset to Africa

[@ebbaffour3269]

Vanessa, thanks for interviewing this amazing man. We should be proud of our heroes. I hope the telemedicine idea comes to fruition for Ghana. Actually he mentioned collaborating with the hospital I work for here in the US, Mayo Clinic. Ghana hospitals needs such collaboration to improve healthcare which is one of our challenges.

[@doolittlefirstking6388]

Much respect! He deserve more recognition! Ps- pop pop even knows beyonce and Rihanna! That is wickedttt!!!

[@barbudo12]

Fascinating interview! Vanessa , you are very brave for attempting this episode. You came across as intelligent and eager for knowledge. Well done!!!

[@pamissah16]

Thanks sis, for this informative video and excellent education given to the world by a Black man and a father to us all . We are very grateful to you. Thanks from Nevada.

[@kobinaharleston8319]

this interview is long and very interesting. I enjoyed every min of it. You held your own with this clever African son.

[@kervinaham7375]

Dr Mensah work goes beyond fiber optics, also advance weaponry, laser guided missile, advanced avionics for US DOD, drones, research on him online, a pioneer in a lot of the things we use and take for granted

[@nungu60a]

I just heard of these infrastructure ideas first on your channel. Great Job! Thank you, Doc...we'll follow your lead.

[@yeamaneal5652]

Wow! I am so fascinated by this story and brilliant man!

[@zion-pikin5968]

I could listen to this interview for time. Refreshing, intellectual, innovative and aspiring in many different facets. Africa will rise.

[@Trobiiqool1365]

Put respect on Dr. T. Mensah !

[@samuelkobby5723]

Thanks for sharing keep it up.. up up GHANA🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@VanessaKanbi]

Samuel Kobby 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@ayetwilbeg5233]

Wow am so blessed after listening to this great man

[@joyceakoto9522]

God bless you Dr Thomas Mensah. I am going to look out for your books. Thanks Vanessa. You have gained a new subscriber.

[@KwabenaOfori13]

I didn't know a Ghanaian man played such a big part of fibre optics technology and I even study computer science. Although it should be noted that he didn't create fibre optics (as the title states) since it was first developed around 1840s. Also very suprising to find out that there is a silicon valley in Ghana. That's really something to check out when I visit again, especially since I have quite some experience in IOT and AI.

[@lisajones3398]

EUROPEANS hide ALL black inventions

[@iprofox3758]

Blockchain.Blockchain.

[@cryptoaifuture3434]

Bro how can I get Contacts with you ? I have a project to discuss with you 🙏🏿

[@kwameasuah6845]

Ghana,the chosen Nation!

[@leydenfisher7807]

Dr. Mensa: Please,,, Do it again in Africa... We need you desperately... If you need help please put a call out on U Tube and specify what kind of skills/disciplines you need.... Dr. Mumbi Seraki's show "Wake Up Africa" is well watched all over the world... I am delighted to have seen your interview... We Thank YAH for You,,, May He grant you excellent health and wellness and very long life... Amen!!

[@MrR2A]

What a great man and a great interview. Thank you Vanessa!

[@melest5645]

Amazing man so proud that he's from Africa.

[@worldformatics]

Ghana to be precise

[@frankakwetey2354]

This is a great interview. Black Innovators 👍🏾👍🏾

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

This is some great achievements! This is the real African genius!

[@josephbright3378]

I wish this man will be given a chance to be the next President of Ghana.

[@michealkoroma7908]

Power to Africa, power to Ghana and West Africa (African is the future) a.k.a WAKANDA Super Black Man technologies are coming to take over ther World✊🏽🍾 Yesss... Afrika is rising- taking off 🛫!!😍

[@alexandergomes3317]

Dr. Mensah is a genius.....

[@hemeheru6219]

Vanessa great great work...your picking up so much strength....great video...I'm happy that we have a good internet , I work from home and this was big for me because I was waiting for the chance to come home to work from home and I did in 2010 ....keep up the great work

[@akwasimensabonsu2899]

Ghana will work again

[@kobinabentumsimpson8067]

yes the Ghanaian can also do it. God bless u Dr.

[@AITechCentre]

Hello, Vanessa I love what you're giving us. Continue with your Great Videos. Dr Mensah inspires us.

[@egyirstanislav9128]

The kind of interview that catches my eye 👁 like 1st O. differential equation

[@NK-mi7oe]

Ghana is lucky but the politicians are the blindness visionless on power...long live DR Mensah

[@cheendo7400]

Yes, true Ghanaian and a true Akan. Akans we love our motherland Ghana. There is another brilliant Ga man called Dr. Ollenu NSA engineer. JPL. Try and get him too they all love Ghana.

[@jakebaba2149]

DO NOT FORGET DR ANOKYE NOW AT THE NCA, GHANA, FORMERLY OF NASA.

[@jahfreep]

Zion Roots one Ghana, one Africa.

[@manyblessings8008]

Don’t start with the tribe thing. Please!!!!

[@j.m.6369]

@kononbidhi, Guys, stop being tribslistics. Check your DNA and you will realise you are linked with many other tribes you are under-rateing. In fact tribalism is what causes downfall of Africa, unless we stop that, our mighty Africa will never be great. Why all this tribalism when we are all from same root. Unless we stopped that, other races will continue to dominate us...

[@intlvoiceofreason9239]

i had no idea about this!!! thanks for spreading the information. hotep.

[@anthonywheeler3048]

This man is a genius no doubt about.

[@jamzyjamzi]

We love you Dr. Thomas Mensah Brilliant interview, Vanessa. Keep it up.

[@a.koomson]

That bullet train idea is so cool!

[@a.koomson]

Thanks Vanessa!

[@nanapat3726]

Another KWAME NKRUMAH, Reborn . I loved it .

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

Knust stand up! Doctor which hall were u?!! University hall here! Fellows! Adisadel Knust MIT These fellow went to some of the best on Gods planet

[@solomonwilliamarmah206]

hahahahahahaha...............I tell you bro

[@kwamenyame1277]

This is fantastic! Loved every bit of it!

[@AfromemeGod.]

I am very happy to be ghanaian

[@talktimewitheddiej]

Wow that was a unbelievable interview Vanessa , I'm speechless. Just keep up the good work. One Africa.

[@silvergatesmedia]

Thank you for this video my sister! I can't wait to read his book, I just ordered mine!

[@dang9313]

Am so surprised by this. With love from Uganda. Great inspiration. Can you do more of these than the real estate?? Am new on your channel but just watched 8 videos in one week.

[@akuaadu-gyamfi5829]

Thank u Vanessa for this amazing Content. Dr. Thomas Mensa, I Salute u ❤️💐

[@1611-u9i]

Keep the interview coming...Needs info on LASIK Surgeons in Ghana..

[@ASHHADU]

I have his book and I live in the States, I would like to work under him in splicing Fiber!

[@abby-a]

He is so smart i really hope he can help do something to move ghana forward so we can catch up to these developed nation

[@kofisugar]

The greatest mind of our time...

[@m77ast]

When I finished university at Nottingham UK - I also went to Montpellier in France :-) . He must have had a lot of fun...