How a Senegalese Built a Successful Fashion Business In Nigeria

[@Isiejeme0829]

Some Africans must put respect on the name NAIJA. Thanks for sharing.

[@sandiin6885]

Abi? Naija reigns... Changes your perspective

[@molasambou8491]

Nigerians are everywhere so chill

[@watulukamedia6724]

Nigerians are accepted everywhere in Africa, every 4th person in Africa is Nigerian, let’s celebrate pan Africanism, free visas for all

[@DavidOdusanya134.]

Pls no. this has nothing to do with them don't involve them

[@JtheGlorifiedOne]

​​@molasambou8491 . Yeah, true but not hateful and xenophobic like some of you. Thank you!

[@papap1186]

Nigeria is open for all Africans. No Black person is a foreigner in Nigeria unlike other African countries.

[@butchfils9464]

Exactly

[@tundebakare6887]

You're right

[@loantha2996]

Can't do the same in south africa

[@jamessitati7396]

i am a kenyan and i tell people Nigeria is a power house, that country has so much potential.

[@Toluleke]

TRUE!

[@chrisjacob1220]

This is how Nigerian not only accept his African brothers but support them. But we are being targeted by our fellow African brother when they see us in their country. I was abused in Kenya in 2015 by an Immigration lady just because am a Nigerian, but thank God was traveling with all my documents intact and I stood my ground. Let’s love one another as one…

[@sunnyboy6819]

Many west African countries are racist towards the Nigerians. Honestly I have only known them for being good towards me.

[@TikaTakeSummon]

You stood your ground. 😂😂😂 I loved that❤❤

[@tundebakare6887]

Yes

[@angelicakweku5293]

Growing up in ABA, our family hair dresser was a Ghanaian! On weekends, you can't enter his salon!!! So much support and customers!!!

[@angelicakweku5293]

@@4Waridi Huny, there are good and bad people EVERY WHERE. Stop hiding your sins and make others sinners!!

[@mosesshichet5475]

In Nigeria... If u re black... No one calls u a foreigner.

[@Toluleke]

100

[@fesderi3933]

As long as you are a black person in Nigeria you will never have any issue doing your businesses, just compete in any field ,no one will prevent you that black foreigners aren't allow to do retail bla bla bla ,Nigeria is so big that a black person from Burundi will be mistaken for a Nigerian from far away state within Nigeria federation,in Nigeria open retail markets, as long as you can secure a shop to do your businesses nobody will disturb your life or even notice you

[@dumoprincewill3912]

There are many Senegalese with successful fashion businesses in Nigeria even ghanians

[@SHANNY13_96]

Real Talk!!!"

[@JoStylin]

My brother, I can see you're doing well. Look how big his smile is. We Nigerians love foreigners. For me, I love Senegalese and Gambians.. Something so special about them.

[@muslima9599]

We love you too😊

[@SHANNY13_96]

Real Talk They Nice!"

[@tempusfugit1523]

Am nigerian but i grew up in italy among Senegalese, those people re one of the coolest Africans out there, i enjoyed a lot if their foods while growing up!!!!

[@JoStylin]

@@tempusfugit1523 Yeah. They are very chilled out people

[@AfricanMaverick]

If only Senegalese and Gambians know about the anti-Fulani discrimination in Nigeria....

[@blossomadaku9019]

I’m so glad and happy he found Sucess here in Nigeria. What’s so endearing is how Nigerian his mannerisms are e.g the “my brother” he says is basically what a Nigerian would say when they warm up to you in a conversation. Proud to see Nigeria cast in a good light🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@pjdmoneymantrading2858]

Nigeria is a free place. If you are focused you will make it big.

[@semiyusulaimon5841]

Well done bro we Nigerian love you

[@antnam4406]

GOD BLESS NIGERIA THE GIANT OF AFRICA.

[@nyimasetousillahsillah8393]

Why go abroad to spend half of your earnings on taxes when you can make a living from back home and help prosper the country? Mashallahh I’m so proud of him, he’s such an inspiration for those who want to start a business from their home countries.

[@TheBandafall2003]

The colonizers created borders in Africa images if we have open borders with same currency controls our money and highways what we can do

[@josephabuo6027]

I totally agree with you Bro. I have seen a lot of unhappy Africans here in America. I am also thinking about returning to Africa later in my life.

[@fabiandivine7456]

There are many Foreigners in Nigeria but you won't see us bragging about such nonsense Only Ghanaians and South Africans do such

[@amandaeguale1641]

It’s only Ghanians that show their visitors on utube , very embarrassing

[@princejames1773]

What do you mean? You sound really bitter. I might be wrong but thats the vibes you are giving

[@hansoreva1]

But they right though...it's pure facts we have double the migrants but complain way less than SA and Ghanians

[@princejames1773]

@@hansoreva1 you mean nigeria has more migrants than Ghana and South Africa

[@tundebakare6887]

True

[@saiidyy1008]

I sometimes do try to compare your channel to that of Nice Gambia .But to be honest, the quality of your content is far ahead. I really admire the effort and professionalism you put in trying to bring to your viewers educative and inspirational content.. Thumbs up 👍

[@sabena69]

I've visited several African countries, and Nigeria is remarkable for its inclusive attitude. Regardless of your origin within the continent, Nigerians warmly embrace you as a brother or sister, using terms like ine, omo, etc. The friendliness towards all Africans in Nigeria is truly exceptional. Nigeria is home to every African

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

Once again a Senegalese man has proven that hardwork pays off, no food for lazy man. So proud of you Modu

[@fitnesshub3439]

Its no joke, I grew up with many Senegalese and when ever they organize a party that's when you see their huge population. We accommodate all other Africans that you won't even know the difference that they're foreigners as long as you're black you're one of us.

[@abrahamemeka2127]

Ghanaians watch and listen .

[@flynnsekyi8662]

We always watch and Listen since 1957 /we have makola,Alaba,Lagos town,Ibo cheif etc so no wahala

[@Wldm-o3b]

Be quiet boy​@@flynnsekyi8662

[@luckyjames2530]

Am really happy for this man, there are many Nigerians in west African countries but handful of them in Nigeria. If you're Senegalese, I encourage you to come to Nigeria, don't worry about the language, if you're a trustworthy person you can make money faster by joining the street bureau de change. There are lots of Senegalese in that field, it doesn't require language, only trust. Don't worry about the people, we don't bother foreigners and as a Senegalese, you already have an identity, you're a northerner 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@temiladealamudun5063]

God bless Nigeria 👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@bukolalawrence]

I sometimes wonder why foreigners think only Nigerians from rich families are abroad and are international students. A lot of Nigerian students are from low middle income families where the family pool resources to send them for studies. I saw fish sellers, meat sellers, etc send their kids abroad for schooling. My late mom had a shop in the market and we sold her land for my Masters abroad. Not many Westerners can even pay out of pocket their kids school fees, how much more the international rate. There is money to be made in Nigeria, we just need good governance.

[@LaminGassama-gg7wl]

Are you for real am confused

[@muhammedlaminceesay7881]

One of my favorite youtube channel indeed! thank you Ganno for your amazing work of bringing more amazing African success stories.

[@joye5761]

There are lots of foreigners documented and undocumented living in Nigeria 🇳🇬 but you will never hear Nigerians make noise about it online because we are EXTREMELY accommodating. The sad part is other African countries are not so accepting of Nigerians as they see us as threats and make so much noise about Nigerians being in their country. They wonder why we Nigerians are blessed, successful and on top of every industry, it’s our attitude and mindset and this is just the beginning as they haven’t seen anything yet.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

From consumption to production 💕🇳🇬

[@WaitingtoRoar]

Stay blessed bro. Keep doing what you are doing. You are one of us.

[@Godwin-bz4nu]

Once you have a skill and you can provide value, then it is done

[@doc.georgeandersonjr539]

I'm a Nigerian, going to Senegal or Mali to learn tailoring, by the grace of GOD Amen!!!

[@JustinClark-r4z]

Why you learn in Nigeria, that flight ticket money can put you through in Nigeria

[@diopfifi4937]

Go to Senegal. Nobody tailor like the Senegalese

[@Fishing0012]

As long as you are a black person in Nigeria you are a brother no body see you as a foreigner

[@JustinClark-r4z]

Make una open una eyes, check Ghanaian properly they are not your brother

[@Fishing0012]

@@JustinClark-r4z you are right my brother

[@eagleview4940]

Nigeria is the only country in the whole of Africa where by we Nigerians we don’t see other black Africans as foreigners once you’re black you are welcome we don’t discriminate against our African brothers or sister they are lot of other Africa national living in Nigeria but you will not hear or see anybody calling them out here in Nigeria we see ourselves as one family God bless the federal republic of Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@josephineamawiafe9428]

Oh please ! Give us a break ! And yet you carried out Ghana-must-go!! Stop bragging! You people like bragging too much and that’s the cause of your problems! Abeg , stop the lies!

[@eagleview4940]

@@josephineamawiafe9428 i can see you are talking out of pain yes we carried out Ghana must go which was a retaliation against the Ghana government who deported Nigerians not ones but twice we have no option than to do so it’s like you don’t know the history go and learn about Ghana must go history and see who started it apart from Ghana must go have you heard or seen any African national being deported from Nigeria you started it and then you turned around to blame us,you that replied me now if i should ask you will you stand and do nothing and watch me slapped you multiple times and do nothing to defend yourself?oh wow now that you have defended yourself from me slapping you i should blame you for defending yourself right if you people are stupid to that extent we are not okay

[@albah289]

@@josephineamawiafe9428 Ghana must go was an agenda pushed by the bad government then but now Nigeria is the most welcoming country in Africa regardless of race

[@nomaddiaries9790]

@@josephineamawiafe9428 Ghana started it

[@MrKennedyfoodman]

@@josephineamawiafe9428 do you know your history because it was a retaliation!! Bcus ghana sent Nigeria away and we did it back

[@AmanimIwok]

Gano did it again. Keep creating this great videos, the sky will be your starting point. Nice video. Love it.

[@seddiqblaqq]

I'm so proud of the man and Mr. Gano...... Thank you for always feeding us with content that rekindles the dead dreams within us. I wish every single youth in the Gambia could sit and go through just a few videos on this channel, wallaahi they'll change for good and reconsider their lives.

[@gavinrichards326]

I pray that 2024 goes well for you. I hope Allah blesses you and maybe start selling tee shirts and caps. If you have Gano on the tee shirts then it will be awesome.

[@adewaleoladayo9359]

Happy to see him succeeding in Nigeria

[@AnthonyDivine-mn1ty]

In Nigeria if you don't tell us you are a foreigner we would never know we think every black man is Nigerian

[@princeenenta9841]

spot on .. i always say same thing, we are home to all. In 9ja the only time we know a foreigner is if you tell us or during world cup tournament. hopefully others will develop same mindset.

[@blackoralArt]

We once had a gateman in our house in Lagos. All along we thought he was Nigerian till one day he took permission that he was travelling to his country and we were like, which country again? 'Are you not Nigerian? He said no, he's from Niger Republic. Na so all of us open mouth dey look this guy. 😂 4 years he was with us we thought he was from Northern Nigeria. Nigerians are among the few African countries that welcome other Africans as brothers. We are very accommodating and generous, maybe that's why God blesses us bcos as they say God loves a cheerful giver

[@JustinClark-r4z]

You better start checking them properly, especially the Ghanaian

[@SHANNY13_96]

​@@blackoralArtbasically Y'all Family Niger And Nigeria Luv🖤From CV🇨🇻☝🏿✌🏿

[@princejames1773]

​@@JustinClark-r4zwhat do you mean by that. Can you explain what you want us to do with the Ghanaians?

[@Mdarbo1]

Already know it’s a banger🎉

[@francisfakeye5392]

In Nigeria, we Support any hard working foreigner. More powers to your elbow.

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

All black people are brothers. Keep on keeping on.

[@letsmakebanks]

Everything you need to succeed and to become a millionaire are all in Nigeria, only if you know what you are doing...🇳🇬💚 The population of Nigeria can make you millions if only you know how to use it ❤️

[@fredkiller5132]

Thanks for this. Hope those xenophobic South African young men see and hear this. They should be traveling out like these Gambian and Senegalese and broaden their horizon

[@handl3_me]

Thanks for sharing my brother, and you're so right... A small movement on the continent can make all the difference ❤

[@martinisaiahorume9694]

You've become a Nigerian my brother... Senegal is just ab added advantage. I will definitely visit your factory when I go to Katampe, Abuja.

[@Thegoldenrah]

There are so many Senegalese, Chadians, The Republic of Niger, Cotonou, Togolese and Cameroonians in the Northern parts of Nigeria, the Senegalese here are mostly tailors, fashion designers etc..

[@drock5440]

This is really inspiring to see that fellow Africans can come to Nigeria do business and succeed without any intimidation like we get from others, we are not there yet but we will always carry our African family along.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Another inspiring video. Thanks.❤🇬🇧

[@rosehenry788]

I love this @Ganodidit! This should be looping at where our young people are embarking to go to the back way.

[@momodoujallow548]

Gano to the world 🌍❤.. keep it up ✊

[@MLS5999]

Gano is really good In video analysis ❤

[@yusluv]

This video was inspiring All love 🇳🇬

[@nyimasetousillahsillah8393]

Thank you for your amazing videos ❤️❤️

[@PAIKUN.]

Sometimes, all you have to do is move to another place.

[@antnam4406]

You should have let him speak Wolof. Let your guest be comfortable in their own languages.

[@eviezekiel1328]

What do mean let him speak, did somebody stop him

[@love44508]

if you are black you are not a foreign in Nigeria

[@Homeoftruthtv]

You are welcome my brother from Senegal 🇸🇳 more effort more success we Nigerians doesn't see any black people as foreigner

[@karojames8202]

We have Togolese here but we don't see them as foreigners we see them as humans trying to survive

[@ABUKeeva]

To those that say we are worse than the devil this is just a proof for you all. God bless Africa

[@tijansinyan5726]

Story teller extraordinaire 🌍🚀

[@buz204]

Maa Shaa Allah, so inspiring. I am happy for him and he will definitely make it. since he helps out his brothers.

[@donlocoshow]

These are the type of inspirational hope given episode that are suppose ti be put out there to encourage our people to engage in to it and change the negative african purspectives.

[@tundealawal4398]

Nigeria, just by its size and population, lends itself to prosperity for anyone from all over Africa. I love Gambian and Senegalese businessmen and women here in New York. God bless the fashion magnate.

[@Esther-f6y2e]

Nigerian are accomodating

[@MichaelProgress-s3x]

Best KZbin channel ever!

[@angelicakweku5293]

Welcome to Nigeria, bro!!!

[@jeftyby6912]

U just gain a sub… from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@mahawadiaby6827]

What amazed about senegalese is that they all have skills whether educated or not

[@maryamsani3160]

Masha Allah,more Baraka on your endeavours both

[@1111deebee]

Amazing. The grass is always greener where you nurture it.

[@markrobby7136]

That's the Nigerian environnement. You arrived in Nigeria, you're free to do whatever you're capable of. Nigerians don't burn down foreigners' businesses as the South Africans do. Even in some francophone Countries, they treat fellow African like aliens, but not in Nigeria. Nigeria is Nation of opportunity and chances. You're welcome, brother!

[@muhammadauwalbello8264]

Ma shaa Allah

[@faotufaotu3431]

This is fantastic Nigerians have confidence.when you believe in yourself you are not intimedated by anyone: other africans or other races. Nigeria is a land of opportunity. Thanks for sharing.

[@Richardgreatofficial]

Nigeria respects more blacks than whites because we don't look down on ourselves as a Nigeria 🇳🇬 and most importantly Nigeria doesn't discriminate, once you are good with what you doing Nigeria will consume it.

[@consortiumexpert]

Thank you, Gano. GOD bless that man in JESUS name.

[@peter-hx6oe]

Am Nigeria I’m very proud of u 👍 brother ❤

[@merlinelouissaint2421]

Mes Felicitations

[@dearlife7771]

His accent starts charging

[@ayubabashiru8342]

Congratulations

[@AminatAzeez-r5t]

Already like this before watching

[@Lady_Tee15]

Amazing video 🔥🔥🔥

[@Grace77690]

Congratulations 🙏

[@Toluleke]

BRUH! 300K FOR ONE !!!!!!!..Good Location Abuja. Nice 1

[@Bigseedafrica]

Pls bro, show us taf estate in Nigeria

[@lizm2220]

This is the dream Africans to live and be able to work in Africa

[@truethots3088]

Meanwhile many of our people are sleeping in church waiting for miracles and destiny helpers... weldone sir

[@Gregshogbaoluwatobipaul6165]

As a nigeria 🇳🇬 we're friendly, kind and accommodate. the things we lack in that country are SECURITY & ELECTRICITY before any other things

[@nedrafashion8216]

Love this ❤

[@salifnjie]

Good job brother

[@NdeybintaJammeh]

Wow good

[@greatkhaleel45]

nigeria is a free coutry

[@JtheGlorifiedOne]

OUR BROTHERS, WE LOVE YOU ALL!❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏼

[@ted.n9609]

All Nigerian government need to do is to set up a social net and some economic and infrastructure , and nobody will ever leave Nigeria to Europe or America.

[@salomebiam3395]

What is his address in Abuja please, i want to patronize him

[@SiyanSonda-jq9ls]

Interesting

[@merlinelouissaint2421]

Compliment

[@MrPkamara]

Wow !

[@truethots3088]

If it's some African Countries they know themselves 😅 they will start getting insecure and uncomfortable when a fellow African starts becoming successful In thier country and will start frustrating their lives. Nigeria may have a lot of problems but one thing you can't take away from them is they do not discriminate against other Africans.. as long as you are a hustler you are respected and patronized.

[@foddybah9242]

Ahhhhh ahhhhh ummm this one will not go back to galsen dh😅omo

[@Maymaymayok]

Has be been to Europe, he wouldn't have been that successful + racism and cold!! Europe has never been a land of opportunity. None of these western worlds are and have never been. People still don't get it, and some loose their live trying to get to that hell.

[@diopfifi4937]

Is Madou *

[@ayoubasylla9838]

🇨🇮🇳🇬🇳🇪🇬🇳🇨🇮 Millions of Nigerians are living all over African countries as long you respect the country laws you are fine.

[@sunnyyande378]

@ayoubasylla9838, in many other African countries, Nigerians obeying the laws are being harassed, killed or have their properties destroyed. No body asked that man a hefty amount of money to start a small business in Nigeria. In some African countries, Nigerians are being asked to pay huge amount of money to start a business like that. There is nothing wrong in telling the truth!

[@doc.georgeandersonjr539]

and those countries still remain pepetually poor too@@sunnyyande378

[@JustinClark-r4z]

Kwasia you Ghanaians

[@JoStylin]

After living in Ghana, I've come to realise the problem with Ghanaians. Although they are very peace-loving, many are small-minded. If Nigerians come to your country to commit crimes, why harass innocent Nigerians instead of harassing your police for not getting rid of criminals? If the criminals are still in your country, it's the fault of the police for being corrupt. I used to live in Turkey, and many years back, Nigerian criminals tried operating there. But the Turkish police were swift to get rid of them. The other law-abiding Nigerians were able to live in peace amongst the locals. The Turks were not small-minded to attack innocent Nigerians because their police did their job. The UK also got rid of Romanian gangs in the UK, allowing normal Romanians to live in peace. The USA got rid of the Mexican cartel, allowing law-abiding Mexicans to live in peace. But Ghana and South Africa can't seem to understand the basics of crime prevention. The people are small-minded because they can't figure out where the real problem lies. They'd rather resort to attacking innocent people.

[@diopfifi4937]

True