I Build Homes For Millionaires In Gambia

[@royalkhan4438]

I've worked with this amazing guy since MandT got incepted in The Gambia. And to tell the truth,( No Capping/Bragging).... There's nobody, I MEAN NOBODY, that build and finishes like this guy!!! I've seen him turn dilapidated structures to 5 star mansions. Whether it's remodeling or finishing, in the Gambia? They ain't on his level. I can honestly say, he's the main reason why I'm passionate about construction till this day... Salute Mr. Njie!!! 🙏💯

[@omzy8700]

Taf ? Global property?construction ltd ? There are company as capable as his company,he is not the only one ,although he is really good so he can bring more expertise into the country but he is not the only company that are expert in this field in the gambia

[@Ganodidit]

He's doing amazing stuff

[@lovellesokan9107]

Blessings in disguised.God sent you back home for us. Welcome back with such Talent and knowledge. Amen

[@Al_Tafsir]

@@Ganodidit can I please have your number. Honestly never we have amazing people like you in this country and this hardworking individual you are posting as well. I am a into Handicrafts and Sewing. Started this in 2018 but many don't know about me. Will like to have a chat with you

[@Creole_Rebellion]

We’re you one of the 45 that got expelled for the United States?

[@theancientsancients1769]

A very intelligent guy! I think this is not just valid for Gambia but across Africa ! Peace from Somalia ✌️🇸🇴

[@MoeWdd]

I was saying the same to my wife, this guy's knowledge needs to be shared among the youths he’s very intelligent Masha Allah, and very knowledgeable

[@nadeefs5246]

Real

[@EnchantedAnn]

💯

[@renshoota]

His deportation was a blessing. This is the evidence of the effect of the brain drain. All your smart and agile young people leave the country and take their capabilities with them.

[@abocas]

@@MoeWdd I am not American but I think we have to recognize the fact that his young man brought a LOT of knowledge and experience it's him from the US. I was indeed a blessing for the diaspora and many Gambians that the Orange moron had him deported. I think he can go to just about any African country and do well and ..... he is needed 😉

[@ndeyedrame39]

I knew Mohamed when he was here in South Carolina and his wife Aissatou, A very well mannered couple, polite and religious. He used to lead the prayers for laylatoul khadr, a very honest human being and humble too. I’m not shocked to see him prosper, I wish him many more good things. Rouba Drame, goose Creek, South Carolina ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@annadibba7905]

they need to deport more of u so you can come back and help your country. america doesnt need u as much as we do. he is highly likely making more money here than usa and we need his expertise.

[@beanerschnitzel794]

my daughter lived in columbia south carolina many lovely people i met in the neighborhood

[@lorettadavis6944]

This man is the future for Gambia, God sent him back to this country for this purpose. May God bless and protect this man.

[@Truth4874]

What a great man with genuine love for his country and people. May Allah swt bless him and The Gambia

[@jennehmariam]

Excellent video. When one door closes Allah opens another door. He has so much needed knowledge, experience and vision which could not only be utilized in construction of buildings but also in training of individuals, setting up regulatory agencies, securing of tools and equipment etc. Just from this video alone there are so many other businesses that could be opened and developed. May Allah continue to bless his endeavors. Ameen

[@Ganodidit]

Indeed. Gambia needs more people like him. Ameen

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

Ameen 🤲🏾

[@abdihakimmohamed2561]

Aamiin

[@ashakijana1273]

You have got an awk eye there bro. Really encouraging learning from fellow Africans. True definition of, there's no limit to what you can accomplish as a human.

[@adriannejal552]

Mohamed is awesome. He's helped me so many times with my home in the US, from a new front door, to kitchen faucet. He's very homes4, and would give such honest advice! When I had a water leak in my house, I called him stressing out. He came assessed the damage, and asked whether I had contacted my home owners insurance, something that I hadn't thought about! That really saved me, because it ended up being $9000 in damages. Thanks Mohamed! Gambia is lucky to have you. Stand firm, refuse to be corrupted! Put your faith in Allah, as you've always done! I look forward to working with you in the Gambia. May Allah swt continue to bless you!

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

MashaaALLAAH may ALLAAH S.W.T make everythings easy for him & everyone of us Aameen Ya ALLAAH S.W.T

[@Johnniedallas214]

Allahuma Ameen 🤲 ❤

[@SMK-85-1]

I need his contact info.

[@ebrimaceesay1246]

I have been failed by many contractors in The Gambia, but Muhammed came through. Amazed by the quality of their work and I rather support him and team than put my money behind any foreign company.

[@sahomuhamadou1320]

Wish you could share

[@melaninamedia]

Well done Gano for great exposure & very intelligent Mohammed Njie.

[@guideandprotection3885]

My brother I live in US you are the only one that the Gambia 🇬🇲 need God bless you 🙏 you bro

[@yambutayambuta5088]

What I can propose for Mr. Njie to have, in the long run, is to create his own Training School, and a Building Inspection Department, as well as an Engineering side to be able to remedy all these problems. Of course it comes with a cost, that he can recover by providing other contractors with trained and qualified personal, as well as providing a building Inspection service. Don't wait on the government to do things. Africa, we need to think differently. Forward Thinking. Since there are no regulations, we create them within the company and the training, and those regulations will propagate as the people spread across the land.

[@alburujj]

very great ideas and currently structuring to hire and find qualified individuals and if not based on the learning curve found here it might take another year of operations before implementing such, but all points well noted and advice taken to heart

[@jimmyadegoke7402]

Fantastic idea, indeed! Love it!

[@iriskebbeh6267]

Great idea!

[@abegrouplimited]

I fully agree!

[@Marie-cj4cn]

Great idea, good luck finding young Willing and honest participation

[@paulyawamponsahbadu1864]

Am a Guy from Ghana living in Europe .This IS the best of the Talks over housing Constructions ever. Communication perfect,facts perfect.A big Future ahead .....a braun gain for the Gambia and Africa. Go Boy

[@paulyawamponsahbadu1864]

Brain gain

[@oluwabukolaogun-ajala5562]

This guy is so intellectual and intelligent. He's the future of Africa in the field of his skills. He's a blessing to mother Africa. Wish to meet him one day. ❤

[@alphaojallow3390]

This episode needs a part 2 bro. This guy is talking about something very important. Our construction industry needs to be restructured.. We need him again on this platform to talk deep on this issue

[@Ganodidit]

Part 2 soon come

[@pastorgoof]

You Gambian can do it i believe in you. Love from Haiti

[@user-yf5iq2zj5t]

God is with u my brother I am not from Gambia I am from Guyana 🇬🇾 living in Amsterdam Holland but. Really inspired by this great man ✅✊🏿🙏🏿

[@tracybernard5387]

He’s very knowledgeable. Hopefully, the government will listen to what he’s saying and make necessary changes for the benefit of the people.

[@Ganodidit]

Hopefully

[@sistersinternational779]

This is so refreshing seeing a construction company that is serious about the professionalism of the building trade in the Gambia. There needs to be more building regulation and health and safety in all aspects of contracting. Also excellent idea to support the youth and local Gambians🙏🏾 We as Sisters need your services.👍🏾

[@muhammedcham5877]

I’m a plumber in the United States and I hope I can come back one day and do the same but I think Gambia need unions like carpenters union plumbers union etc because it makes things so much easier to regulate and have better education in the construction industry

[@alburujj]

I'm being informed that unions do exist, but was more effective a couple of decades back and will need individuals such as yourself with experience working with unions to help revitalize it.

[@leojohnson3406]

Unions is a very good idea but we in the diaspora have to go back and set these up because if we sit back and expect the government to come up with the initiative we will be waiting forever . This is the advantage that we the diasporans have and we have to show and prove and implement them

[@tutotutot5193]

no no no not unions. those do more harm than good. what is needed is good people like him

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

MashaaALLAAH may ALLAAH S.W.T make it's easier for you Aameen Ya ALLAAH S.W.T

[@pablodiaz5014]

Unions insure good standards and good rates and a good quality of life for the workers

[@zandelalifeBizGambia]

this is a great video brilliantly done. Well done to this brother I will definitely be contacting them when I start to build.

[@BubatheGuy]

Hello Zandela, I work for MandT Global Construction Group. You can contact us via the following... Call/WhatsApp: [phone] (WhatsApp) Email us: [e-mail]. We are also on all social media platforms (@mandtglobalcg)

[@oozdidit]

I am really proud of you big bro, this is only the beginning for you. M&T global to the world!! Love you bro

[@venusmusic1]

I am so inspired, in the next two years God willing I will be moving to the Gambia. M&T Constructions will be building my home.

[@paullawrence8075]

Please add a part 2 insha Allah. I live in Jamaica and I am so fascinated by Africa. These stories are mind blowing and I also was deported in 2004 but I am. Supervisor for a USA company here in Jamaica we can do it never give up May Allah (swt) continue to bless us and keep our fruits multiplying for the betterment of society. Great work brother, if I had the resources and some construction education background I would of love to join you there my brother to help build up Gambia all across the African continent all the countries are rebuilding. Bless up Africa our mother Land.

[@yvettekinchking8838]

I find his story mind blowing. I wiah i was young enough to visit Africa. So many blacks are being deported from USA and England. This guy's work ethics are amazing. I wish i could see more about him and his company.

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

Ameen 🤲🏾

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

MashaaALLAAH may ALLAAH S.W.T be with you & everyone of us Aameen

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

@@yvettekinchking8838 InshaaALLAAH you will see Billions about him & is company InshaaALLAAH

[@lisa196409]

You can build but if you don't have people occupying these buildings and bringing in money then there is no reason for you to continue building. I see so many infrastructures that have been started but they have not been finished.

[@abdurraheemibnbouyer]

Alhamdulillah, may Allah Azawajel continue blessing our brother, Ameen

[@bakarypabi9534]

I’m glad he is doing very good in Gambia . I watched his video with kerr Fatou when he was deported in 2018

[@Lilly-uf7tn]

He is a blessing for Gambia.

[@fadzufashiontalk9081]

Love this video. He is very knowledgeable and sincere on what he saying.

[@paullawrence8075]

Very intelligent,and smart. This brother has developed himself and his company he is on the right track trying to improve the Gambia construction industry. We are glad you came back home to uplift your country. Blessings.

[@lisa196409]

It takes a village it takes more than one man it also takes a government to see that this is a person who can aid in building up Africa. If these government officials would stop lining their pockets and cheating the people in Africa Africa could be great. They're already talking about recolonization

[@xalaattech7492]

This Story is inspiring, As some one who lives in USA. I can relate to his story. It's hard to go up the ladder when you're black and an being an Immigrant. I am happy to see him doing well in Gambia.

[@truetwinflameandspirituala8211]

I'm an American who works in Real Estate and I love real estate. I could, literally, listen to this man all day!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙂🤓📚

[@dahir022]

Indeed it is, but have you been to Africa. Just curious😅

[@ngomaibinda]

Wow, this is an excellent video. This guy speaks eloquently and directly about major issues in Gambia and Africa and most importantly, he has a solid plan to address these issues. I've learned a lot just listening to him and I hope you will regularly invite him to speak because his voice needs to be heard. What a smart guy!

[@mohamednur6115]

I’m Somali that lives in Europe and what the brother is saying is absolutely true. Western world grew coz of regulation. It governs companies, ensures safety and invites investors. All the best to MandT. Keep the good work Gano

[@Ganodidit]

Absolutely! Regulation is everything. Thank you

[@AhmedHassan-nq1ru]

I couldn't have it said better Masha allah.. This was truely inperational.. Brother Mohamed, I'm heading to Somalia, are you with me? :)

[@Johnniedallas214]

​@@AhmedHassan-nq1ruBro there is no regulation or rule of law in Somalia 😢

[@CeeblaCuud]

@@Johnniedallas214 InshaAllah it will come. One day.

[@jax6277]

@@Johnniedallas214 Very true but everything comes with hardwork and inshaAllah good Soomalis sidaada oo kale will one day fix the nation’s problems😊

[@hawwakarim]

Maaaaan let me tell you this man right here is amazing, MashaAllah! I've seen his work up close and personal! A very dignified and honorable man of integrity!

[@hopelife8130]

6 nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year because of a problem of behavior disorder and it is difficult for me to find a job so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@muhammedjuwara63]

Plz drop us a part 2, this is a great channel that inspires me a lot , such videos is definitely an eye opener for us living in the diaspora, hopefully I’m able to come back home soon and be part of the development journey!

[@Ganodidit]

In sha Allah soon come

[@muhammedjuwara63]

@Sade Jones I don’t understand

[@rohienjie]

Mohamed Njie good job keep it up 👍🇬🇲🇬🇲

[@merlinelouissaint2421]

My country Haiti 🇭🇹 needs a good advisor like you. Thank you.

[@amadou2084]

Great work brother! I’ve binged watch all your videos, drawing so much inspiration each time. Favorite Gambian creative! 👏🏾

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you so much brother

[@junewilliams7229]

I like everything that he saying I am from the US right now I’m in the Gambia and I have a property and I already have a problem

[@abujammeh9546]

Gano Did It.... like agaiiiinnnnn.. Part two bro! C'mon

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you bro. In sha Allah

[@gideonodiambowalter8228]

Beautiful seeing the growth Mohamed is doing..kudos Africa ...love from Nairobi

[@Mass998]

Greetings from Somalia 🇸🇴 waaryaa...

[@wecome2slay224]

I can’t wait to meet you super excited

[@Sufidoofy]

I love his parents. My time in South Carolina they were so hospitable and I can see where Muhammad gets it from

[@ekiamediambedeka5188]

This is one hell of a very smart and learned man. Gambia should treasure his expertise and professionalism. If the whole of Africa could view this clip, man, imagine the impact it could trigger!!! Greetings and Respect from Namibia.

[@lisa196409]

Man you know they going to try to find flaws and everything a black man does because of competition we are not used to building one another up all we do is compete I pray that this man continues to do the quality of work that he was born to do

[@fatimajawara4235]

We so proud of you… you doing a great job…

[@SandysWorld64]

This man really talks sense, I will definitely pass his details onto my architect (who happens to be my Son 😉) I want my house to be built without problems in the future....Fantastic video, looking forward to part 2. Abaraka/Jerejef 🙏🏽

[@maxline20255]

Great Video, Proud of you Mr Njie

[@kennmakanjutaylor6645]

I appreciate your honestly but apart from the lack of education and awareness ,there is also issues with the mentality of the people. Regulation won’t go amiss but a regulator can easily be manipulated. Africa is different from USA and UK and we should stop comparing. I hope that somebody in the government will watch this video and try and change the whole dynamics of the construction industry in Gambia.

[@chiefa2001]

Very true

[@baba_yanks121]

@@chiefa2001 spot on bro

[@davidb5594]

This is a start and we will pickup standards quickly.

[@benvad9010]

This may have seemed like a case of bad luck for Mohammed but in reality this was a "blessing in disguise". He gained valuable connections (in the US), knowledge but most of all first hand experience. He's a seasoned experienced contractor who uses western standards to make first rate projects in his home country. He seems very savvy and knows to build upon his enterprise. African countries are bursting with many opportunities, all that is needed is steady reliable conditions to grow.

[@olatundebakarr5417]

Asalamu aliakum my Br, Barakallahu feek may Allah swt continued blessing you Aameen. Abubakr from Iswa

[@biko89housebuyer48]

It would be great for Gambia to create schools for the trades and apprenticeships. Also ordinances should be created to improve construction integrity and safety. This is a great opportunity. Africa rising!!!

[@bjobe5915]

We do have a technical training institute (GTTI) that trains builders, carpenters, electricians, welders etc. What is lacking is regulations in the construction industry like he said.

[@Frosybeats_FbM]

That’s the goal right there! Go back and make a difference! We need zoning, structures, regulators, inspectors etc!!! Good stuff Gambia! Africa let’s go!

[@annieforster8521]

I do not know this guy but saw his work and really admired him. My Cousins daughter got her house built by a known Gambian,but the building was one of the worst anyone ever saw. She knew this guy in the US and when he returned to the Gambia,she decided to let this guy go and have a tour of the entire structure and boy oh boy,nothing was good and he basically redid the entire house including the walls of the fence. The house and the whole Compound is so strong and beautiful. I am going to give him my next house project. He is ready good.

[@idahosagodspower7396]

When experience speaks, understanding is easy... This man really knows what he is doing ❤

[@mrknowlege5582]

I am from SOMALILAND and I respect 🫡 this man and brother who recorded and interview you thanks for positivity

[@shinquitit]

Thanks bro we love seeing this type of videos

[@talondachille7708]

This is the kind of worker we need in Africa, he really knows what he is talking about. May God bless you to build houses all over the world!!!❤

[@KantBambangana]

It is such a relief to see him lay bear his great and competent profile. This is indeed what we need, ambitious, courageous and willing to trail uncharted territory to reorient our development direction. Quite wholesome!

[@drdogood582]

Masha Allah Mohammed Njie. Jambarr ngaa brotherman. Akassa

[@millynewson1450]

So much information. He is well informed and for the Gambian people and youth. I would definitely like to see a part 2 and a look at some of his work.

[@goodhealthgoodlife1994]

I'm really impress by this video I have really learned a lot to start my construction company. Much love from Ghana

[@darrarqam]

Marvelous video I like and agree to his ideas of regulation

[@Ganodidit]

Absolutely brother we need proper regulations

[@adikah6979]

May Allah continue to guide him and open new opportunities

[@Ganodidit]

Ameen

[@malissawhite4569]

YESSSSS 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿This man video interview explained it simply how construction is done here in the U.S.. Trump done Gambia an honor to send those men back because now they will help prosper the Gambian citizens!❤️

[@chipfu_4501]

Im a spanish born gambian with an electrician license and listening to this man speak gives me hope in the developement in the Gambia. He seems smart and knows many things outside his profesion, good job Mr. Njie!!

[@lisa196409]

Yeah but it's going to take more than building buildings you have to rebuild the minds of these people. Gambia is a tourist spot for people to come in and use the gambians and this is what art Kathy was saying all along she was talking about how they see a lot of these tourists come in and they're messing around with children men and women and giving them basically $5 for sex service yeah this has to stop too. Then we wonder why everything and everybody is catching AIDS because a man goes out and messes around with one of these tours who probably was infected this is a problem.

[@bubacarrsinghateh4344]

Mr. Njie, I salute you. I'm proud of you and I believe you are a good citizen. 👍 we need a transformation in the Gambia and that what you have highlighted here. Keep it up 💪

[@juanc711]

As someone who has been in the construction field for 35years here in the US he's telling the truth about how long and how regulated building a house here is 🧐

[@cinnamonstar808]

I glad he learn the TRUTH about America. Immigrants only bring back the money too their countries and show off. never telling the real truth.

[@irishadullah-al-akbaruthma8796]

MashaaALLAAH. Fantastic

[@MuzzaHukka]

I think that America needs to send down 50 or so contractors to take the load off this brother's shoulders

[@eliascolon3996]

God bless you Mohammed!!!! You're a man of true honor, your passion and your heart are in the right place and real soon all your dreams will become a reality, God is watching over the righteous and you will blessed very very shortly. Peace and Love to all in the Gambia

[@zaq12321100]

Great presentation Muhammad. I would love to see you start🌞 a construction school over there. And continue to press the government to support your Ides.

[@Gasskane]

I just found this very interesting video and I subscribe to your channel immediately .Mohammed Njie is well spoken and very knowledgeable of what he is doing as good businessman and contractor should be .I wish him a lot success .Keep up the good work on your channel .I will have a lot of catch up to do to watch your previous videos video

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you! Welcome.

[@pastryshack551]

He we t to a Erica as a young boy, that's why I don't understand why he was deported. Gambians are well spoken too

[@UntamedTrails101]

What an excellent video. He has covered all areas. He dropped gems left, right and centre. All trade and contractors should be registered and licensed across the board. Too many cowboys in the construction industry. It is time to drain the swamp and clean up the industry.

[@Ganodidit]

Indeed brother

[@annieforster8521]

Very true.

[@iriskebbeh6267]

Yes, he did.

[@BroFreDum]

This my #one handyman in the USA anything I needed done he did it and rebuilt our Masjid in S.C.

[@Kokobah]

VERY INSPIRING..I went to Springbrook HS 😀 !!!!

[@isaacwahome1823]

Am not a Gambian but I like this man with a passion. We need such people to make Africa great.

[@lisa196409]

We need people like this in America that look like us. But I've been saying it all along why doesn't Africa use Africans or African-Americans to build homes especially ones with experience this man is a perfectionist

[@WealthBuildersCorner]

Being a real estate investor my self, in my beginnings, I can appreciate what this gentleman is doing in Gambia, we need more professional like him. Thank you for sharing this with us, God bless you!

[@Unknown_royaltyy]

You put the Last 8min in the best way forward, this brother is well spoken and knows what his talking about. Respect

[@NiniBonita]

Well said and definitely on point👌🏽. Amazing homes, well done and stay blessed 🙏🏽❤️ 🇬🇲🇺🇸

[@georgetitus-glover6228]

Excellent submission! I wish the very best, bro.

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

SubhanAllah. We need him in Ghana. Allahumma baarik

[@amettfall8312]

Muhammed is a great guy a hard working man and honest. I would recommend him to anyone when it comes to construction

[@langkinteh4974]

Keep it up M&T

[@janeplatt428]

I'd like to see a part two. I've wanted to build am home in Gambia for so many years now. But I need to be able to make a more informed decision, through guidance and your experience in quality work that you provide your customers. Many thanks best regards Jane

[@theshoemakinglady]

Great story! I understand what Mohammed went through. I am from South Carolina. No, climbing the ladder here. Glad to see you back in the Gambia. You are better off there. Will have to look his business up when I get there.

[@BubatheGuy]

Hello! You can contact us via the following: 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 Call/WhatsApp: [phone] (WhatsApp) Email us: [e-mail]

[@josephbrown1573]

Fascinating !!I wish this guy was in Nigeria .He is so knowledgeable and his expertise is greatly needed in Africa .

[@modoulaminblackman9785]

You do make great videos but this is in my top 5 of the videos I've watched so far, this brother delivered valuable information in excellent analysis everything he talked about is 💯 facts. Once again great video 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you brother

[@samright4305]

If the Government listen to this guy the country shift overnight

[@Ganodidit]

Absolutely

[@Commentthat]

im from america and i think all the things this guy is saying are possible. but they definitely need to start from within. im looking to move to gambia.

[@chiefa2001]

Can’t wait for part two

[@Ganodidit]

In sha Allah soon come

[@musasarr1998]

Wow amazing video this guy is very intelligent and he has a knowledge about the job he is doing we need so many people like him in our beloved country our motherland me love you brother proud of you and I have learned from him also thanks for the video Mr. Gano you doing good job keep it up am really benefiting from your video thanks again

[@themelanatedmr.mosley]

Mannn! Bro, you never disappoint on your content. This info is very much needed. I try to explain this on my platform. But it always sounds better coming from someone who has experience in contracting in the diaspora and in The Gambia. I will definitely set up a meeting with this Brother.

[@modoulaminblackman9785]

That would be great idea bro please do

[@b.k.5659]

wow what a great and commanding and relaxing voice !!

[@majidkanka4118]

Imagine this man as Gambia's Minister of Infrastructure...

[@mrchef1038]

It would be great but we shouldn't let all our intelligent people get caught up in the government corruption! Much respect

[@nyimasetousillahsillah8393]

@@mrchef1038so you would rather we have incompetent people in our government? Gambia’s development won’t get anywhere if we don’t get intelligent people like him in the system

[@mrchef1038]

@@nyimasetousillahsillah8393 that's not what I said or meant 🧐 what I mean is EVERYONE doesn't have to work for the GOVERNMENT and NO, incompetent people shouldn't be running any government but so many of our countries do. All sectors need competent individuals to be progressive

[@modoujallow-rq6xf]

Blie brother ❤❤❤

[@pasulaymankujabi8393]

Hamgen dengen doff la mo tah ngen esinu toy barrow

[@janvierjatta544]

You are doing great Mr Njie. I was trained by Mand T GLOBAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY limited. And here i am doing wonders. If i succeed today i can say M and T has a great hand in it. God bless you. This is a man with great caliber

[@alburujj]

Thank you Janvier, the sky is the limit...

[@robbyj1863]

Let’s see some of his projects please

[@Ganodidit]

You didn't watch the whole video?

[@deenoqhar8828]

I think he means a thorough walk through of the actual construction site and not the photos you showed in the video.

[@Ganodidit]

@@deenoqhar8828 part two in sha Allah

[@Zai_Bint_Seedy]

MashaAllah this is soothing to watch....May Allah guide and protect you. Ameen

[@LanguageLearned]

Just seeing my brothers doing big things like this just inspire me. Both my parents are from Senegal and my goal is to build homes their for the people and country. Because when you come to a country first thing you see it’s is infrastructure and that’s my goal for Senegal. Inshallah🙏🏿🇸🇳

[@besakaebenny5387]

I have learned alot from this video. thank you for the great information.

[@kandegomdah4718]

All you saying is the truth brother Mohammed . May Allah continue to change your life positively .

[@awakhan9921]

Brilliant 👏🏿 👏🏿 👏🏿! Part 2 please...

[@Ganodidit]

In sha Allah sister

[@tumanifatty5918]

I think ngoverment have to know your comments, and not only to listen but to follow structure concerning building construction, that why when rain season started, many building collap, too many people Los there life,

[@ivanildoalmada5458]

Very clever guy, I like you..greetings from Cape Verde