WARNING!!! What you need to know about import chicken in Sierra Leone

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[@iriscullen566]

OMG my mom had a poultry farm in Sierra Leone. She’s 78 years now. She used to supply all the hotels fresh chicken and eggs. She had 2000 layers and 8000 broilers. This breaks my heart. I’m forwarding her this video.

[@AJAruna]

Please connect me to your mom. I am interested in doing polutry business Sierra Leone.

[@iriscullen566]

@Michael O I’m returning with my family summer 2022. I was so appalled by this story that I sent her this video. It has inspired her to start back up a poultry farm. My younger brother is already there and she’s returning in February. Amazing. I also forwarded her email to someone who wants her expertise in beginning a poultry farm.

[@lionface1364]

​​@@iriscullen566 left Los Angeles 11years ago , now in Kenema, started a Poultry farm 2 years ago. 2000 layers, going good, if your mom has any wisdom to share we are all ears.

[@Star-Mac10]

This is unbelievable. Why aren't the people of Sierra Leone fighting back? They aren't PRISONERS. Stop eating the imported chicken until there is change. And, WHEN not if possible, raise your own. The people hold the power here and don't exercise it. Just stop eating the chicken.

[@stitchinggoods774]

Yes boycott!!

[@KBK475]

Exactly!! Seems like too many people have resigned themselves to being overpowered and accepting anything from their governments.

[@anitahollman8299]

The be Bullying the citizens

[@anitahollman8299]

Fear

[@kiswahiliworldwide]

Yep

[@robc4932]

GoBlack - what we need to do is STOP using the term "we need to do better". NO that is a [catch up, reactionary phrase]. Those times are OVER. The time now is to be PROACTIVE. The young brother got it EXACTLY RIGHT! Because when mind-sets are changed - a determination IS MADE. Do better-NO - shift into the NEXT GEAR - with changes THAT WILL WORK.

[@christinet6336]

💯👆🏽

[@rexluna5430]

The biggest problem that Sierra Leone and most struggling african nations have is their own corrupt leadership. I guarantee you there is no competition for chicken imports because that Lebanese importer is kicking back a huge yearly % to the minister of finance or some parliamentarian etc. the same thing goes for why the mineral and resource ownership and trade goes the way it does.

[@afro5380]

the solution is for the masses to boycott and stop buying this rotting imports and buy our own organic chicken/fish/vegetables

[@roxanenguessan8957]

@@afro5380 yeeees i agree

[@fada3399]

100% correct

[@jm6566]

Exactly 💯

[@jewel3567]

The love of money 💰 is the root of all evil 👿 Jesus deliver Greedy money hungry African leaders from GREED. In Jesus Name, Amen 🙏🏽

[@jm6566]

Finally the honest critique is coming through. Enough with the niceties. You need to show exactly whats going on in Freetown and Sierra Leone. Hopefully it'll shame the government enough to do something about it.

[@vernellcarter321]

The people must begin to speak up with one voice, and make their concerns known!

[@seeingchild3232]

They don’t have to speak to anyone; just raise their own and don’t buy the rubbish.

[@shirleyspence5656]

This is absolutely ridiculous. These people have so much land, they could grow their own chickens. Wake up Africa.

[@4Seasons_144]

Mannnn where you been at …I was getting worried for a second….glad to to see you back

[@Theo-eq3ei]

Imagine if all the manpower and land that goes into discovering diamonds went to farming and producing food.

[@khadijayanni9120]

You hit the nail on the head!

[@3DAnimationForBeginners]

E.Coli on chicken is very dangerous! I am surprised the government would allow that in the country. You can not play with old food ! It can kill you 😡

[@unguja64]

Hmm.. . It says a lot about the government and what they allow for their citizens.

[@blkqueen6201]

@@unguja64 The Genocide is real. We must support each other.

[@magicthirdeye9548]

Just started watching. Now, you done made a whole video about this chicken, so I just knew it was serious. Lol

[@sasfiremaiden840]

Lol...yeah it messed him up bad!!!😬

[@XPLifeNow]

Legit question: What's stopping people from raising chickens locally?

[@jm6566]

Some folks think it's beneath them. And they don't think there's money in it. Everyone wants to become a lawyer😆. Land is an issue too. My cousin-in-law set up a farm and he's lucky as his mother is from the provinces and she owned acres of land. When he finished Uni in the UK after a few years he relocated with his English wife and they now run a farm in the provinces. I'm trying to do the same thing. Just scouting around for enough land for what I want to do.

[@melbee5767]

@@jm6566 this is true in other African countries as well. Addis Ababa is overcrowded and the poor folks there have homelands in the countryside where they can prosper but noone wants to be a farmer and noone wants to get dirty. I think this is universal.

[@jm6566]

@@melbee5767 so sad to here it's happened in Addis Ababaas well. Farming tends to partly subsidised by governments and if African leaders don't get behind their farmers were going to have severe food shortages. Due to the current global environment food shortages have already started in other countries. Our African leaders need to get with the program to put money into farming instead of importing food items e.g. poultry, rice etc..

[@hassshoban8206]

Poultry is very tricky business. It is easy to make big profits but also if things go wrong it can cripple you for ever.

[@soinda87]

@@hassshoban8206 You start small

[@gabriellehollis9081]

Why aren’t they farming chicken there??!

[@Boom38119]

Just like most countries in Africa. Sellout leadership

[@bafrika]

GoBlack we Africans feel the same way! It hurts our hearts how our people are suffering and the foreigners are striving on our land! I pray I see you in Salone my friend! P.S I believe the title may be misleading.. majority of Sierra Leone’s don’t eat at restaurants..they have their own chickens and sell and buy at the local markets. God will restore Mama Salone for sure ❤️🇸🇱

[@watulukamedia6724]

This is shameful, this is what capitalism has done to Africa, are you telling me people in salone can’t farm chicken? Don’t blame the Lebanese, blame yourselves

[@nachina3089]

So so true local africans don't eat in the restaurant.

[@bafrika]

@@watulukamedia6724 If you believe people in Salone don’t have their own chicken farms, your sadly mistaken. It may not be a on a large scale production but it’s there my brother… no one is blaming the foreigners in our country, they saw the benefits and took advantage. All I’m saying is that there is a systematic effort to keep Africans down and keep doormat leaders in place. That will all change by the grace of God ❤️

[@watulukamedia6724]

@@bafrika I get brother, and I know there are people farming chicken in salone. All I am saying is we can’t just give up like that, we have to keep fighting

[@cristinacristina9964]

@@watulukamedia6724 most Sierra Leone people especially poor working class folk rear their own chicken (free range)and ducks and will not eat imported chickens, because they taste different….and most folk can’t afford to eat out….a meal out in Freetown like chicken & chips(fries) will probably set you back $8.00…and the average wage is less than $50 a month🙄Sierra Leone is not a cheap destination….lots of visible poverty….but people are great and lots of history

[@stephanieroyal3453]

Thanks for letting us know this, we have to figure out a way around this problem. Where there is a will, there is a way.

[@afro5380]

boycott and stop buying imports which have been condemn for the waste but seen as a by-product to sold to Africans

[@stonecold7875]

Organize! Organize! Organize! Ain't nobody going to give you nothing free.

[@miriamjones8804]

Sounds like somebody needs to start a chicken farm in Sierra Leone

[@afro5380]

we have loads of organic chicken farmers but corruption has led to not only cheap but waste chicken destined for the European dump field turned into by-products destined on the dinner plates of African households

[@mthethwatm2]

@@afro5380 are u from Sierra Leon?

[@afro5380]

@@mthethwatm2 Does it matter my brother

[@miriamjones8804]

@@afro5380 that's poison the worst thing to eat is bad chicken

[@afro5380]

@@miriamjones8804 you are absolutely right. The faster we go back to Thomas Sakara self reliant principles of producing and consuming our own the better for us. I am happy at the fact that young Africans are becoming conscious of the consequences of imports and are gradually taking pride into locally sourced goods/services made in Africa.

[@jm6566]

My Jamaican friend said they have the same issue there. Lots of imported chickens have ruined local poultry farms.

[@TheSheriffess]

They must have at least one chicken farm in Sierra leone.

[@hadiatukamara744]

👍👍

[@TheHappyCompanion]

He's changing their narrative

[@brentliosmithii3467]

Who Imports Chicken from Europe? This is crazy. Why dont we appreciate our own and not always look to the West for the "Best."

[@Bragse2Africa]

Some African countries do. They are forced to import them chicken. Now in Cameroon the population refuse to consume those and raise their own and that's how those imports stopped. C H E C K O U T My C H Annel I'm raising my own chicken in Cameroon

[@OloRishaCreole504]

Yes thats insane...I dont know how i would feel buying chicken thats been stored in freezer for over a YEAR!!!! ...like YIKES

[@kayn2756]

Tanzania used to import chicken from Australia prior to independence and right after independence. My dad was in College in the 60s, he says all the chicken they fed them was from Australia. I also remember in the 80s, live baby chickens were flown in from Australia and people who had farms would purchase these chickens at the airport. Then in the late 80s, a big chicken plant was opened in DAR ES SALAAM. So it's a step by step process. Sierra Leone will get there at some point.

[@blkqueen6201]

No not at all, enough is enough the time is now. Don’t eat their chicken go to local chicken farmers and support them.

[@jamaicanonthemove.3239]

Is there a process to get there?

[@markneal6297]

Why not raise their own chickens? They are not very hard to care for. Meat and eggs at the ready. Fresh!

[@r01dtox15]

A lot more expensive than the imported chicken.... And most Africans like firmer meat than Americans like to eat.... Here in Georgia, a lot of Africans go to Asian stores to get that kind of chickens.

[@aijayjohnson9538]

@@r01dtox15 so your saying raising chickens is more expensive than importing?

[@r01dtox15]

@@aijayjohnson9538 - Yes.... Because the importers get the egg laying chickens that don't lay eggs anymore.... Those chickens cost next to nothing when compared to locally grown chicken. This problem is not just in Sierra Leon.... It's a problem for the whole West Africa and is not just isolated to chickens. 😞

[@blkqueen6201]

@@r01dtox15 You mean hen.

[@r01dtox15]

@@blkqueen6201 - I don't really know what's called.... I have African _(Ghanaians, Liberians, Nigerian and Somalians)_ friends who often shop in Asian Store in Georgia for Goats, Fishes, Special Chicken _(Hen)_ Halal foods and Spices.

[@kofirey6752]

Let's "STOP BLAMING the Government" & Take initiative we are the problem including you. Let us rechannel our energy from the inside out.

[@roxanenguessan8957]

It the government the problem

[@Diomedes3000]

Surprised Sierra Leone has that situation with the chicken. Crazy that the Lebanese are dominating the country. Definitely an opportunity exist for our people in turning that situation around.

[@Mr1boonie]

Yeah the Lebanese have their foot on the neck of the country, somehow that needs to change!

[@aminamajidmaleek]

Hello my brother! Thank you for visiting Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 my lovely country. I appreciate you coming out on social media to voice out the Prons and Cons of 🇸🇱 The government needs to see these videos. It’s a shame for such a beautiful country that cannot raise their own chicken farms instead they let a Lebanese to import chicken to Sierra Leone. Am so ashamed but am happy as well for our people to know this. You put foreigners above your people. It’s true that they will jail you if you dear try to put up an argument with a Lebanese or Indian. Shame on our government for treating your citizens like that.

[@afro5380]

Its sad to see ourselves importing poverty/disease and on the other hand export wealth/health/goodness.

[@mitzi4043]

You said a mouth full. I'm speechless. It's infuriating to hear our people are being fed garbage.

[@deeafrica4782]

@@mitzi4043 because they see us as GARBAGE!!! It's time to rise and shine. Enough of this bull💩... enough!!!

[@mitzi4043]

@@deeafrica4782 Amen 🙌🏽

[@afrikanlion6831]

This is a totally misleading title. I bet you that 99 percent of locals in Sierra Leone do not purchase frozen chicken. Most people will buy chicken that is alive and kill it in their yard the same day and cook it right away. All you have to do is walk through the market and you will see chicken being sold alive alongside fruits, vegetables and other condiments. Those frozen chicken are sold into places where westerners shop and served into restaurants where westerners go. No local food place will go buy frozen chicken imported from Europe. It will cost more than local chicken. The title is totally misleading because it implies that majority of sierra Leonean consume frozen chicken imported from Europe. Just not true. They can't afford it. And also, you may not like the way Sierra Leoneans cook their chicken. They first fried it then add it to the stew and cook it with the rest of the condiments like Okra stew, Cassava leaves stew, Krain Krain stew, potato leaves stew and so on. So the chicken will taste dry. But that is their style of cooking chicken.

[@marvajuliette1032]

This is not only outrageous it is downright unethical ,to be feeding people spoiled chicken 🐓 . There is no reason in the world why they cannot get together and farm their own chickens. Go Black is absolutely correct .Your mindset becomes your reality. You never have to take less than what you deserve ever !! Unless you change your mindset there will never be any change .!!🤦

[@afro5380]

this is not only limited to chicken but everything that we import that food, second hand clothing, second hand cars......... growing, producing, making and consuming our own is the solution to African problems.

[@ginasplace7477]

I'm medical and ppl can get real sick behind all going on.

[@smdaviesdavies749]

This is the byproduct of a second-hand mindset

[@jm6566]

@@afro5380 2nd hand mattresses. Old hospital mattresses, expired medicines, used syringes old clothes, old computers. African countries are literally becoming the dumping ground for the world. The pollution this is causing is immense.

[@afro5380]

@@jm6566 sad and its all because of ignorance, greed and selfishness of the political/government authorities

[@jm6566]

I always buy locally reared chicken when I'm in Sierra Leone. Never buy the watered, chemically pumped up stuff.

[@unguja64]

Now, we just need the restaurant owners to do the same.

[@msgemsgems]

I would never have thought this was an issue. Unbelievable!

[@cyelgreen4655]

Poultry farm and processing plant.

[@austinochoifeoma6587]

The people of Sierra Leone shouldn't wait for the government for something as simple as chicken. Come on people!

[@talibjalloh928]

Dude, don't just hear but listen! The government gave lincense to only one person(a Lebanese national) to import chicken, which undermines competition.

[@austinochoifeoma6587]

@@talibjalloh928 I hear you bro, but chicken is the last thing that needs to be imported in Africa. There were at least 2 poultry farmers in my little eastern Nigerian village in the 80's when I was growing up there. It's not rocket science. Just saying!

[@talibjalloh928]

@@austinochoifeoma6587 they do have local poultries dotted around Sierra Leone...

[@africanroots_kingjoseph]

@GoBlack2Africa, Thank you for the words of encouragement .

[@ramtransportllc6818]

This is what African Americans are for we n can flip this BS.

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

Now your talking. I am Carribbean. We need to flip tge script.

[@edifrost4637]

So glad for ppl like you. Thank you for all you do!

[@melchizedek129]

This is because the chickens shipped to Africa were raised for egg production not meat. The birds egg production drops after 1year so it's sold very cheap.

[@mkc9737]

Chances are very little has be done in terms of educating their people out a colonial mindset, therefore the social and cultural norms that negatively impact the progress of people of Sierra Leone still persist.

[@OK-xp5xi]

Your speaking facts. Sierra Leone people still have colonial mindset, no matter how hard you try to help them they will still have that poor thinking and keep themselves from thriving. That's why only few of them make it out the country

[@blackdiamond306]

There's also issues with some other neighboring countries allowing outside fishermen to fish the waters and stopping there on people on certain days from being able to fish again that's why it's very important that the people you put in power care about it's people 🤔❓

[@nura-dinajnurridin1268]

Abundantly Grateful

[@Makhulu88]

Africa needs to process its own minerals before they sell them and start a local chicken company.

[@lissettrodriguez765]

Grow your own chicken. And find your own minerals too

[@truthseeker9679]

Come on people!!!COMMON SENSE!!!RAISE YOUR OWN CHICKEN LOCALLY!!!

[@Tiarka]

I see an opportunity to start a couple of chicken farms

[@rhogan7312]

You have to get creative while trying to remain safe. Stop patronizing these foreigners, create co-ops and build your own networks. Never stop fighting injustices or things never get better ❤️‍🩹 from Chicago (chi-town)

[@arthurm.3565]

Thank you for showing this information...

[@leanttaforbes759]

I live in Chicago all my life the most thing I have heard about Africa the people that run the country mostly put Every country before there own.

[@HadesGlory]

What's even more shocking is nobody's gonna do anything about it 😉.

[@godnestgodest6265]

Exactly 💯 just complaining 🙄 brainless people

[@zakiyahjudah1688]

What can they do. Do You have any ideas?. If not then you are who you talking about.

[@zakiyahjudah1688]

@@godnestgodest6265 wow you can tell your own people.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Bro this is Soo sad I'm in tears & I'm a man Watching from Sydney Australia Bless up Sierra Leone

[@roxanenguessan8957]

This IS one of the Big problem in Africa. we are consumers and not producers we are consumers and not producers. Our governments priviligie forgeins entrepreneurs. And also their price are affordable than local. One of the solution IS too support our own buisness no matter the Price.

[@roxanenguessan8957]

@@reviewsite6292 Named 5 African 's countries which do not import chickens??? If you don't know some thing it s better to shut up.

[@roxanenguessan8957]

@@reviewsite6292 in Africa we import TV computer, cars , rice, téléphone, bag so much things from the western World. It's a reality How the manies do not import this things?

[@roxanenguessan8957]

@@reviewsite6292 you don't know realities

[@ireneakbar7513]

Someone else asked and I am puzzled by the same question. Why do people from Sierra Leone not rear or keep their own chickens??? Are they punished when they do?? Why

[@elishebayah8250]

Shalom family, I thank you” for visiting there. And given us this great information. The people needs to wake up. The leaders that is all about them self they should resign. It’s nothing good will come out of this kind of behaviors. They must make a stand together, speaking out loud together. Love you all🙏.

[@sidslackman15]

Taxi man Sesay; Bravo! You speak the truth. God bless Sierra Leone

[@nanabrimpong3485]

I think this is the same Lebanese guy with his Nigerian partners who tried and attempted this in Ghana some years ago and got caught by the authority for importing about 3 containers or more of old rotten chicken that was meant to be destroyed. He escaped from Ghanaian authorities and I believe he is still wanted in Ghana. His father also run away from Ghana during our military government time for very bad business he was doing. This lebanese guy is really bad and I don't think he can come back to Ghana. But the problem is the Africans too, the people always want and prefer foreign or imported frozen chicken because they think it's better than their locally bred ones. There are lots of poultry farmers and they are now struggling because of the foreign import chicken because most people go for that and a few eat the local chicken. This import chicken comes not only from Europe but America and Brazil too. Others have been caught trying this in most countries. The African chicken is really good and tasty and I don't know why they even have to import, but my understanding is, the more import, the more taxes the government gains so they encourage this and this has actually collapsed the African agriculture because now most of the food Africans eat comes from Europe America and South America.

[@crestasiaruwodo3953]

My sister do you know the guys name so we can stop this?

[@seeingchild3232]

“Without knowledge My people perish”. The natives select their leaders which are using them as pawns in their wicked games. May Father Yah extends His mercy and wake them up.

[@blkqueen6201]

That’s laughable. We spend so much money in America to buy organic food. We aren’t even sure it is. Those who have the best food in their backyard don’t even realize they have the best.

[@enod9746]

Don't bring Nigeria into this. We have had an import prohibition on Chicken for more than 20 years. Name the Nigerians if you are sure of your facts. Ghanaians like you always like to drag Nigeria into your mess. Leave us out of it.

[@nanabrimpong3485]

@@enod9746 Wow, so Nigeria doesn't import chicken? Wow. That's news. Well I do not know their names as they are not my friends and even if I did this wouldn't be a place of mentioning that. Besides I am not here to attack anyone but explaining an incident which occurred that we heard about some years ago. Why would I waste my time to attack Nigerians. What do I gain from doing this ? I have no I'll intentions against any fellow human being. You said it as if I get paid to do so. For what reason can you ask yourself if I had to just wake-up and talk against someone or some people?

[@vallejoborncalihasbecomeal9022]

You got to respect a man who knows his fried chicken!

[@lionface1364]

I started my poultry farm in Kenema 2 years ago....2000 layers. Broilers are next, Im doing my part.

[@Theo-eq3ei]

I'm glad to see you back brother

[@VibeWithVida]

Okay, so the question is, WHY doesn't Africa raise their own chicken? 🐔🐔🐔🐔

[@uswazimusic4204]

It’s not all African countries that import chicken

[@chesshudsen4643]

Stop generalizing like the western media do. It is in Siera Leone where they import chicken, not the entire continent.

[@VibeWithVida]

@@chesshudsen4643 a question and a statement are TOTALLY different. Learn the dam difference.

[@simpletruth1369]

This is Sierra Leone not all of Africa. Each country is in a different situation.

[@aminmalaki5595]

Imagine the policeman asking a dying George Floyd" Why can't you breathe" while kneeling on his neck and suffocating him. If you have Lebanese and Indians and soon Chinese( will show up) kneeling on the necks of the people of Sierra Leone how can they compete. One must do like Sir Robert Mugabe ' Open up an area for Sierra Leones to trade with each other. Give them small business loans, stimulus packages while restricting the foreigners from participating.....like a stock exchange , a Business Financial Center until such timethat the sierra Leones catch up economically with the squatters and then let them compete together. But the weak cannot engage the strong in a contest where the strong has the overall advantage. If the foreigners protest tell them to leave especially if they are not supporting the development of the country. Remember" You cannot have equality using unequal devices . Level the playing field.

[@bellejones8565]

Speak brother! This is the problem faced in most African countries.

[@dianthecrawford8854]

Smh.....some things you just can't handle...you said it yourself....but this is the same mentality that led to our own selling us off in the first place....very frustrating, but we have to remember the ultimate goal.....get back and build/rebuild Motherland....praying each and everyday for guidance and discernment on how to get this done!

[@nanettetaylor6126]

The politicians does the same thing everywhere

[@sandrastafford658]

They cannot buy chickens and raise them?

[@ericb.1902]

Unfortunately this goes back to the useless old leadership throughout Africa...Sad😢

[@nanettetaylor6126]

Why don’t they raise there own chicken?

[@gozieeneh7110]

I have been following you,ur show is lit

[@tbdan3793]

Promote agricultural farms to produce vegetables and meat. It is possible and essential! Co-financing of such projects is encouraged with the African Development Bank (AfDB). The diaspora must think about it and join forces with young local entrepreneurs. But, we must clarify the situation with the leaders of the country because the Lebanese have taken Africa hostage thanks to them!

[@melbee5767]

Afdb always brings in a western partner nation company for the project and they usually don't care about anything but extending the project completion or increasing their operation budget.

[@EZ_Money101]

Behind closed doors, they're dismantling the health of the original people in every way possible...

[@kik7238]

There you go Brothers; just start a chicken farm. I've been to Sierra Leone; lots of vast spaces for doing a lot with. ..!

[@bslat10]

The citizens will be the ones who can make changes by raising and selling their own chickens, supply and demand will make them be in a better financial situation.

[@MrScatliffe]

Running to Africa ain't the answer

[@brentliosmithii3467]

Africa aint for everyone. True fact.

[@southboundtp2067]

FACTS bro. . . they suffer the same WHITE supremacist narrative 🤔

[@simpletruth1369]

It's definitely not for the weak minded

[@jenebamansaray3893]

There are so many local poultry farm but government has not strengthened the local business but they value foreigners business and protecting them too.

[@kob6574]

Please when are going back to Ghana? I like your candid opinion about the progress of the African countries that you visit. It will put those in charge on their toes.

[@truth884]

Definitely seeking to become producers and manufacturers of finished products.

[@antoinqueen8261]

Preach GB

[@dwaynejones1146]

Why does the motherland ,not feed itself...thats insanity.

[@southboundtp2067]

WHITE supremacy has them dependant and BRAINWASHED too. . . there is NO reason whatsoever they cannot raise and process their own poultry. . . STOP allowing the very people who hate you to sell you ROTTEN chicken, they are laughing ALL the way to the bank 🤔

[@antoinqueen8261]

GB..I am not surprised look at the history of Lebanon..I am in shock just a little bit ⚖️⚖️⚖️no fairness.. look at the Eiffel tower in francais

[@rainingzion7601]

Africa got to do better for real

[@ylstaggs]

Wow! This mess up and disgusting! Something needs to be done about this!

[@marietaylor5174]

We are our worst enemy worldwide!!!

[@bigmam3107]

That's good for them! At some point you have to stop pleading and START FIGHTING!

[@ggmask9319]

Our people are something serious

[@bubz75]

Certified, Sise cracking up😂🔥🤦🏾‍♂️

[@favorbygrace9646]

Hmmm 🤮 That a shame smh .Thank you both for sharing 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

Why can't they mine the minerals themselves, why do they have to wait on a misterious someone to come and do it for them. Crazy.

[@fodaybiro8508]

There is a lot of chicken farms owned by Sierra Leonean, GO black if you want to eat afresh chicken you can go to this chicken farm not to far from the Freetown City. Please contact this cab driver to took you to those chicken farm.

[@MichaelThomas-ko5vq]

97% of the food that sierraleoneans consume is imported, even the staple food RICE is imported. The main importers are the Lebanese and Indians. It's been like this for decades. It's not that Sierraleoneans themselves don't want to be growing their own crops or import things themselves, it's mainly to do with politics. In Sierra leone everything is about politics. The politicians are in the pockets of these so called importers. They (importers)determined the price control. That's why prices of goods change on a regularly basis, because they are in control. Sierra leone is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean,yet still the average man cannot afford to buy fish, because its that expensive. The fishing boats are mainly own by foreigners who export majority of their catch into Europe. Nobody can change that narrative. Except Sierraleoneans themselves.

[@incognitonegress3453]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@1204]

💦💦💔💔

[@bslat10]

@Black Acres of The Gambia, this is a very good video🐣🐤🐥

[@melitano3757]

No more voting for promises, choosing a LEADER is the only way.

[@stephendouglas9866]

YEP... been there and totally agree. The worst chicken I've ever had. Two bites and I was DONE.

[@bertobertoberto3]

Thank you goblack, but listen we can’t have a defeatist attitude. We have to grip up, smarten up and unite and make it happen. Peace

[@kayn2756]

Chicken from Europe? That is crazy. There is no chickens running around over there?

[@plizwekup5231]

Africans too busy wanting western "professional" jobs with titles; lawyer, doctor, etc. Most look down on agriculture

[@CrunkKing232]

Looool there are Kay there are farms etc

[@kayn2756]

@@CrunkKing232 Vita, imearibu kila kitu Siera Leone

[@CrunkKing232]

@@kayn2756 Ndio kweli nilimaanisha huko ulaya, there are poultry farms. But I misunderstood you, i thought you was saying there are no chickens running around in Europe 🤣🤣🤣

[@josephsmith3908]

Competition is good for the consumer

[@Akachi-xw4cp]

Nice to see you again Go Black

[@auntieka5262]

When the leaders greed is greater than the love for their country it is shameful on levels.

[@mashariki6781]

How can you import chicken, come on Sierra Leone

[@mr.afrikaano8672]

Please can someone invest in poultry farming and supply the entire west Africa countries?

[@watulukamedia6724]

Goblack2africa, you are a businessman let’s join forces and bring real chicken to this place

[@MichaelThomas-ko5vq]

You stand no chance my brother. These so called Lebanese run that country. These politicians are in their pockets. Locals have tried and failed. Everything that's imported into that country is done by the Lebanese even rice which is the staple food. In sierra leone Everything is about politics

[@watulukamedia6724]

@@MichaelThomas-ko5vq We can change it by fighting back, change us happening all across Africa, it can happen in salone

[@rlh231]

Keeping us ⬆️ dated👏👍👏👍🌍🇺🇸 Diaspora 💪

[@modoulaminblackman9785]

Sometimes I just want to take matters into my own hands as an African but realize I'm only one person, please my fellow Africans let's make our leaders give us reasons why they should represent us, and held them accountable as well or they gone period

[@practicaldeen5333]

Bro if you want to work together lets do it...everything starts with 1 person...hit me up if you are serious.

[@worldformatics]

Dynast Search for Uhuru has been going on tour in Sierra Leone for years and these are the things he will never talk abt for fear of losing his tour business

[@JC-ty3zq]

TRUE.HE IS SO FAKE.I HOPE HE IS SHAMEFULLY WATCHING THIS VIDEO

[@PolarisOneFilms]

He just started doing tours what are you people talking about its been about 2/3 years stop the slander and by e always talks about the Lebanese exploiting Africa.

[@worldformatics]

@@PolarisOneFilms nonsense, he just started 2/3 yrs, is that not long enough? And how long has Goblack2Afrika been there. Gtfoh with ur lame excuse

[@worldformatics]

@@AkosSunday I don’t blame them, I blame this whole ECOWAS nonsense

[@alphajalloh6903]

Africa we letting ourselves down, we don't need to go to war but we have to use our common sense and dignity. If we boycott that chickens supplier He'll stop importing and we have to put ourselves first and support each other.