How Three Young Ladies Started A Lucrative Business Out Of Sea Weeds In Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@WODEMAYA]

Have You Liked The Video Yet??????😊Like Share & See You Again Tomorrow ❤

[@rebeccaphaleni6156]

It's a must to like your video I am so ready to learn more from you Maya,blessings are in order for you

[@alpha_vision]

I am in Ghana Western region. Sometimes I go and get some and add it to my smoothies. Very healthy bro

[@shakamellow5224]

Please post a link For this company

[@abdulmakanika8133]

Where to that product in uganda ?

[@roundtwo3321]

@@shakamellow5224 Please do.

[@wiloshebymetilie]

Finally a video from Tanzania 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 Tanzanians let’s gather here 🫶🏽

[@WODEMAYA]

We are here

[@rosemajivuno]

we are here friend.... I am enjoying the enlightenment of seaweed.

[@J4UPro]

Yeeeeesss

[@pomodorino1766]

The birthplace of humanity 💚💛🖤💛💙 I wish one day I'll be able to visit Olduvai Gorge, Kilimanjaro, all the ancient beauty that there is!

[@JandRMediaLimited]

❤

[@Jungz.88]

Dr. Sebi to the world 🙏🏾 RIP 🕊️

[@kojokwame5201]

He has really made impact Barbarah and Sebi

[@Ajisafe-j6m]

Yes Dr Sebi succeeded in putting Seaweed on the world health map.

[@roundtwo3321]

Thank you. That's right.

[@babikarim4183]

Yes oooo, hats off and kudos to Dr. Sebi for being the best advocate for Seamoss. May his Soul rest in PowRa.

[@seaweedcafe8207]

Amen❤️

[@seaweedcafe8207]

We had a lot of Fun shooting this😍Thank you for putting Seaweed on the Map👏🏾👏🏾

[@martharinebiseko1457]

I do purchase from Dar...though my son

[@tn3123]

Abundant blessings. Do you ship to the US?

[@seaweedcafe8207]

@@martharinebiseko1457 wow that is amazing!! Enjoy the natural Taste from the Sea! And welcome to our Industry🥰

[@phadaazigy384]

Wodemaya❤

[@markmorris6246]

Everything this young businesswoman is saying about the seaweed is on point she really did her research and Africia have everything we as a people need. Africans have to stop the outsiders who is not of our race from stealing your resources and getting rich from them.

[@TheSENYO]

By the time you travel 🧳 the African continent, most of us here will receive our doctorate degrees from watching Wode Maya. Lots to know and learn about Africa, especially helping change the narrative. I am definitely here to learn, be motivated and inspired about the greatness in Africa. Wode Maya to the world 🌍

[@anestacharles5478]

Organic Seaweed is so healthy for the body, growing up in Trinidad, my mum always made us nutritious smoothies drinks. I sell dry organic seaweed myself in the US where I reside. Congratulations to these young entrepreneurs on their seaweed business. May their business have more demand than supply 🤑💰

[@willowwale2000]

Is your seaweed farmed in a pool?

[@gem7537]

Growing up on the island of Tobago I knew it was good for us. It was a treat for my family at Sunday dinners.

[@queenenanaartist]

seaweed, moringa, baobab and bitter melon should be in every household. Healing power.

[@FAMD4SH]

@queenenanaartist and cerasse. As a Wes Indian we had to drink cerasse every summer break before school.

[@seaweedcafe8207]

EXACTLY!!

[@GUYANAECHO]

WODE MAYA my brother, I miss hearing you ask your interviewees that trillion dollar question. "If you had a chance to change 1 thing in Africa what would it be?" Glad to see you back on the ground. THIS IS WHERE ITS IT AND THAT'S A FACT! I found them on IG👍

[@lubanya7841]

She's so cute😊. May God bless her business. Africans are innovative.

[@karleinegraham446]

I would like them to connect with the African immigrants/vendors/shopkeepers (from Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal etc.) who are doing business in the USA. Forty plus years ago, they introduced Shea butter, African black soap, cloth and other products to the African diaspora of Americans and Caribbean people who bought the products and expanded the market. Now these products are found in some department stores especially in areas where black people live. We have seen AVOCADO ( PEAR) move from ethnic areas to main stream America. I hope to see their Sea Moss ( Irish Moss) products in the USA soon. Jamaican in New York.

[@yo-a]

This is the Wode Maya content I enjoy!

[@WODEMAYA]

Hehehe wait for more of this

[@yo-a]

@@WODEMAYA also really enjoyed your videos with the legendary Asafa Powell!

[@janewerikhe9528]

Proud African...Africa we can do more amazing stuff if our leaders give us support

[@cultureseekers6977]

Thanks for sharing!! The genius minds of we Africans. Always taking nothing and turning it into something!! Please protect their business from the big companies that would come and still her knowledge and success

[@tamika9443]

Yes we know it in the Caribbean and so happy to see the women run business!! Will definitely support

[@massageonmission8183]

I am so glad to see Tanzanians get good exposure for the seamoss market and furthermore I am so happy to see women doing good business and they will absolutely be successful. God Bless you Wode Maya for you bridging the gap to a global market for these ladies! I am a seamoss lover and know that it is really beneficial!

[@willowwale2000]

this company is owned by a white person from Holland,these girls are lying

[@beatricemwakalinga4140]

Tanzania to the world thanks WODEMAYA 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿❤❤

[@georgerwegoshora9147]

Thanks Wodemaya for showing off Tanzania's Seaweed Cafe business 👏👏

[@thomason9848]

I feel the hidden treasure in Africa is yet to be discovered fully. This is my first time hearing about this seas plant. Nice video one love Tanzanians from 9ia 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ireneiraba5192]

This was super FUN. Seaweed to the World😍😍😍

[@SOSEntrepreneurHub]

#Wode Maya for Africa Ambassador and the Power of Women❤

[@reginaedward4883]

The Lady she's doing a good job ,very creativity keep it up ❤❤

[@seaweedcafe8207]

Thank you so much🥰

[@DoItNowJourney]

St Lucia is big on seamoss. I enjoy it as porridge and in smoothies and our very special seamoss drink. Way to go young lady. Wish I could get some sent directly to me here in Canada.

[@kathleensmith3489]

In Jamaica we call it sea moss or Irish Moss. I'm a senior citizen and i grew up on drink. Now i make a gel and eat it with raisens or blend with fruits. Dr Sebi was big on Sea Moss look up his videos.

[@Angela-pg2tq45]

Fact, we grew up on Irish moss and linseed porridge in Jamaica.

[@tlfa5554]

What benefits do you experience from it ?

[@missgulliver4621]

Yes,my Sister Dr.Sebi was big on this. I am going to ask for it here in Guyana.

[@howardmoore8076]

Wodemaya keep up the good work my brother you are a God sent you resemble Marcus Garvey of Jamaica bless 🙏 up bro

[@feliciahammond6251]

Yes💚💚💚😀🍏. Love it the African is taking advantage of their resources. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@katrinal2969]

Sooo the seaweed that's constantly washing up on our Caribbean shores is actually the seamoss that we eat. God seriously gave us everything we need on this earth and we keep ignoring them💚💚

[@lydiareece6280]

Yes, and it is good for you 🇧🇧🇨🇦

[@boakyefelicia2480]

This is my first time hearing something like this,,I just love Maya's Entrepreneurs series in Africa,and i will always support him and his content ❤❤❤

[@WODEMAYA]

Awwwwwwww I guess you just miss my African content ❤️😭

[@boakyefelicia2480]

​@@WODEMAYAA big Yes oooo ❤

[@dogbeyjoeeric4063]

Bro keep making us productive by learning from productive people you do interview,

[@georgiagunning5533]

Ah Wode Maya we consume in the Caribbean alot you should have gotten some in Jamaica

[@JanetManda-z6v]

Maya Zambia is in the house.....my network is not okay but have managed to be here .... thanks once again for another inspiring Video

[@WODEMAYA]

Thanks for being here

[@FarahJackson]

I wish them great success !!!!! Ladies big up yourself !!!!

[@TAITRAVELVLOGS]

We in the building 👍🏾🇯🇲

[@Dawn-l2g]

Hey Maya, Jamaicans drink sea moss a lot, my dad used to make it for us very often.

[@b-timeproductions176]

Irish moss soooo nice

[@papacheezie2838]

YES ITS A GOOD VIBE!! AND DIFFENLY GOOD FOR U BERMUDA KNOWS !!🎉🎉🎉😂😂❤❤❤😂😢!! DAT TIS IT ALRIGHT!!!🎉😂❤

[@TheVillageBeast]

My African brother 🤝 keep the content coming 🔥

[@JanetManda-z6v]

Boss have just followed you....nice content too

[@WODEMAYA]

See you again tomorrow

[@ExploreWithAkenga]

Yes! You did it. Thank you, my sisters, for defending, explaining, and clarifying your actions. I give you an A+.

[@WODEMAYA]

Yay! Thank you!

[@emmanuelchirwa2804]

Wow wonderful, in Africa we have everything that makes our lives health. We are rich in all areas 🎉🎉. Thanks for the new knowledge.its my first time hearing of it

[@ucan1]

I am leaving this comment here so that after some hours, days, weeks, months or years when someone likes or comment on it, I will be reminded to watch this video again

[@WODEMAYA]

Haha 🤣

[@africaine4889]

​@@WODEMAYAis this sea weed or sea moss

[@gilbertimbeah2599]

Always this guy dey leave comments 😂😂

[@Kofi.86]

Very good for the body contain a lot of minerals for the body

[@ucan1]

@@gilbertimbeah2599 ...because am the ©️copyright©️ owner of this particular comment 😊

[@irenewanza8909]

Hongereni sana dada zetu, you are doing a great job💯💯 lots of love and support from the 254 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪.

[@blessings9510]

I love the motherland

[@alpha_vision]

I am a Ghanaian and I get some and add it to my smoothies. If you want to stay very healthy, add this to your food. Use fern leaves too also know as Kalawalla as your tea. You will find every cell in your body regeberating and being healthy

[@sadiekingwilliams9849]

Hi what kind of fern leaf.

[@alpha_vision]

@@sadiekingwilliams9849 search for Kalawalla. That's another name of it. I get mine from the one that grows on palm trees. However others also get it from different places. It's a wonderful plant. It balances your hormones and heal your body and skin

[@markmorris6246]

Yes i know of what you called seaweed in my country Barbados we called it Irish moss or sea moss it's very nutritious and beneficial plant.

[@VitaHamisi-re7cs]

I'm a good fan of your contents! Thank you very much for sharing. Definitely there are diverse ways of giving back to the society! Watching from Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@PrincillaOfori]

Great job Tanzania, Jah bless Wodemaya 🥰👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@carolmartin1587]

She needs to catch the grinding sea moss into a cloth bag and not a basin pan to avoid the excessive dust and products waste

[@davidopaye23]

Awesome, I had no idea abt these products

[@spicebrowne2870]

Maya,please when you are coming to Barbados bring some to sell. We will buy.

[@thesecretplaceofthemosthig2377]

Hi Wode, yes Sea Weed is a popular product in Jamaica it is used for many recipes, it also used to strengthen men back, waist, and strengthen them to get their wives pregnant, it is good for healing many diseases, and helps prevent wrinkles in skin, face and neck. Yes and all what the lady is saying to you is correct. Popular Jamaican Drink is “Irish Moss”

[@forgirlsgirlstv]

First here..PIMPINAA INSIDE UNITED STATE OF MAMPONTENG USM

[@janewerikhe9528]

My first time to hear about this yet l am your next door Neighbor in Uganda ❤❤❤

[@euniceadhiambo1055]

Watching from Nairobi 🇰🇪

[@donnieosbourne1973]

I like her voice she's like a angel when she's she is demonstrating the product

[@fredericksarkodie5658]

MY YOUNG SISTER'S 🇹🇿 GOOD JOB....SEA MOOS BEEN THERE FOR MILLIONS OF YEARS NOW...❤. BUT I CAME ACROSS IT IN 2016 HERE IN ABROAD @ THE CARRIBEAN STORES 🇯🇲🇹🇹 👍

[@ahw331]

Turning pain into purpose. Much success to our African sisters!

[@0tismadaline]

Wow interesting and she is such an inspiration, nice educating us love😊great content

[@everythingbeautifulalways6118]

Great video, thanks Maya❤❤🇯🇲

[@collinsamuels4789]

I am from Jamaica it is very good we use it to make drink we call it irish moss or sea moss

[@sherrygate3666]

Maya, make sure they don’t pull down your channel. They don’t want us to heal ourselves . Seamoss is a superfood and does wonders.

[@YvettePhilip]

In the Caribbean we sell it in restaurants, we call it seamoss punch

[@gwencarter2892]

Awesome 💯 Congratulations keep up the empowering work. Righteous Mission

[@kemetkemetik317]

Yes I know about Sea Moos I am a Ghanian living in Germany.

[@esricdelaney7839]

From the Caribbean and it look to be the same as the sea moos, or mother seagull that it is popularly call in the Caribbean. Bless

[@ceanne0218]

I have been using seaweed/sea moss for the last 3 years. It has helped me with weight loss, diabetes, and controlling my high blood pressure. Great superfood!!!!

[@seaweedcafe8207]

Wow💟

[@kenrickgoddard4177]

Wode Maya we have that all over the caribbean. Sea moss is very nutritious and sold in most islands. Here in barbados we love it.

[@WODEMAYA]

Will definitely take note when I visit next time

[@pricicaateh9207]

You're a pace setter Wode Maya. I appreciate all you do for our motherland.

[@jahle4597]

I like this video and I have to share it our people in Uganda. Thank you and greetings to all

[@RamlahNabunya]

Wode thanks for being out there you stand as our African ambersador.Thanks alot you have opened so many doors and eyes of Africans,much that has not been known to eyes of many and yet still unbelievable to many. thumbs up to the young team and hope there work goes on successfully.

[@FarahJackson]

It is absolutely a great product! I used it for weight loss !!!

[@knowledgetunhira8008]

True let us go back to our tradition foods very health. Well done dear

[@iAmLeslieJones]

I’ll be in 🇹🇿 this July!!!

[@williamwebbs1952]

Great products I'm definitely going to support them

[@do-it-nita4real]

Omg I’m so inspired 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@lawrencekayima5055]

Yes I learned a lot about seamos or seaweed from Dr. sebi a wonderful herbalist from the Caribbean. I never knew we have the in Tanzania. That’s really great!!

[@alwalsh6726]

Wode, how did you miss Sea Weed (Irish Moss) in Jamaica it is very popular there That was the only job my mom ever had in Jamaica. My brother use to dive for it in the sea almost daily and my Mom even move to Bermuda in the mid sixties selling it for a living.

[@jesseabok6782]

African excellence, showcased. Brilliant video.

[@davidbahati5813]

I currently live in East Africa and I appreciate Tanzania above all eastern Africans countries!❤

[@margaretakwa5687]

Maya you know something,we have everything that will make human enjoy on this planet in our continent africa,I never knew sea weed is in africa Africa is indeed the backbone of the world❤

[@beyondhollywoodsuccess5947]

POWERFUL information. Thank you so much

[@patrickkotoka1885]

God bless u wode maya for the great work u are doing for Africa ❤

[@SB-fq9wu]

i'm loving the consistency keep it up maya😀

[@ramya4ever133]

Broda WODE thank you for all you do brother I’m definitely going to be in touch with them If we are 1000 people I’m going to get 10 of them

[@FiremanSports]

Ah Bleda I thought You wanna quit KZbin, that would be a bad idea for us all ❤

[@bkellytv993]

One Wodemaya 🇯🇲

[@Dailysiksey]

God continue blessing you Maya for all you’re doing! 🙌🏾

[@reginaedward4883]

Welcome to Tanzania Wodemaya much love from 🇰🇪 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@WODEMAYA]

Thank You

[@reneboisselle]

Awesome. I wish them great success.

[@howardjessica7704]

Wow! That’s amazing !!

[@habibaosman7223]

Karibu Tanzania tena na tena

[@Getwithit537]

Someone sent this to me & I'm going to be sharing it with others and the sharing will continue.

[@JohnDWraynee]

Keep it up bro, your visual and stories always on point.

[@rogerandrew3160]

Tanzania 🇹🇿 stand up east africas finest

[@gadamaaaron786]

Wow! Nice to see such younger girl doing this awwh! Powerful

[@kateybenson7992]

I have used this before in the sea moss gel form and its absolutely amazing, how your body feels after just a scoop is absolutely incredible....⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🇰🇪

[@CalreneHopkins-fy3id]

That's good Irish mose punch in Jamaica with steam fish, I'm learning never know about the difference product thank Maya ❤

[@CalreneHopkins-fy3id]

I drink alot that my aunt did and I also made

[@enidhaviland4824]

I have taken see weeds for the longest time and have no problem with health and no health issues.

[@Jellypeppa72]

Woda Maya ,i am surprised at you , you were in Jamaica, Jamaicans have been drinking and using seamoss for decads😮

[@derrickansah3938]

Her voice though 😂love it

[@Caribbeanlivinginnamibia]

This is amazing as a Caribbean National I grew up on Sea moss then as i migrated to Namibia I eat seaweed weekly.

[@DispharIs]

She created jobs for people, thanks this sister

[@chaychay1640]

Yes, long live Dr. Sebi -LONG LIVE!

[@amplifychristianchurch-sne6314]

We love seamoss in the ATL!

[@msedwards953]

Am in the ATL. I purchase it from local farm stand and it’s expensive. Good stuff though

[@amplifychristianchurch-sne6314]

@@msedwards953 Yes it can be and difficult to find.